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A person who or entity that owes.
Customer who owes us money.
Any person who has borrowed money from an individual or entity and is liable for the repayment of the debt.
The person responsible for making maintenance payments (payor).
Any person liable for payment of a customs debt
A person or entity who is obligated to repay money to a creditor.
person, company or country that has borrowed money.
The person that owes money. If a bank lent you money, the bank is the creditor and you are the debtor. To Top
Someone who owes money to another person.
A person or entity who owes payment.
One who owes another something or is under obligation arising from express agreement or implication of law to pay a sum of money.
One who owes money or other performance of obligation to a creditor.
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an individual or a business organization, or even a municipality, that owes payment to a creditor
a party that owes money to another
a person or an entity that is the subject of a bankruptcy action
a person who files a bankruptcy case)
a person who is required to make child support payments
a person who understands the good news, has been transformed by it and now feels a responsibility to somehow get that news to someone else
a servant to the creditor
a person who files a voluntary petition or against whom an involuntary petition is filed; also termed bankrupt.
One who owes an obligation to another, usually to pay money.
A person or company who files a voluntary petition or against whom an involuntary petition is filed.
The person who owes payment or other performance of the obligation secured, whether or not he owns, or has rights in, the collateral.
This is an individual who owes money to either another individual or company.
The debtor is the entity (person, partnership or corporation) who is liable for debts, and who has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Aaccounting term for a person, company or organisation that has received goods or services from the University for which the University requires payment.
A person or party that owes payment to a creditor.
Person or business who owe money to you.
One who is in debt to another (this is you in the bankruptcy context).
The person or organization filing the bankruptcy petition.
The person/s or company filing for bankruptcy.
One who owes another (the "creditor") a money amount or other valuable consideration, especially one guilty of neglecting payment.
A debtor is an individual or sole trader who owes money to another person or company ( creditor). See also regulation 3 of the Debt Arrangement Scheme (Scotland) Regulations 2004 (opens in a new window).
One that owes a debt to the Primary Care Trust.
an individual or business which owes money to another individual or business
someone who owes the debt.
A person or organisation that owes money to you. When you deposit your savings in the bank, the bank is your Debtor.
The entity petitioning or being petitioned against, for bankruptcy relief, becomes a debtor.
The person or entity who owes the debt.
A person who owed a debt.
Any person, especially when involved in a bankruptcy case, who has payments due to a creditor, for example, a consumer who uses a credit card. up
The person or business seeking the protection of the bankruptcy laws. This is the person or business declaring bankruptcy.
A person who is seeking relief under the provisions of debt settlement or debt consolidation.
One who owes a debt to another; a person filing for relief under theBankruptcy Code.
any individual or company that owes money.
A person or entity that owes money to a Creditor.
an individual or entity who is legally responsible for debts and has filed a petition with the United States Bankruptcy Court.
A person or company that owes money to a creditor.
One who owes money to another.
A person or organisation which purchases goods or services on credit; money is owed to another business which may refer to debtors as Accounts Receivable.
The party which contracts to borrow a certain amount of money on given terms embodied in a loan agreement or similar document.
A debtor is someone who is in debt and is required to repay their creditors.
Individual or entity owing money.
The business or organization that owes money on an invoice purchased by the factor; i.e. the client's customers, also known as account debtors.
A person who owes a debt, whether it be secured or unsecured.
One who owes something and makes payments to a creditor.
Someone who borrows money from another. The opposite of a creditor.
Someone who owes money to someone else.
One who owes debts. In bankruptcy, the bankrupt business that is under the control and protection of the bankruptcy court is the debtor.
A person who has borrowed and therefore owes (opposite of Creditor).
One who files the bankruptcy petition. In bankruptcy, the bankrupt individual and/or business that is under the protection of the bankruptcy court.
The party who owes money.
Anyone who owes money or services to a company or individual.
Someone who owes money to another party
An individual who owes money to other individuals or businesses but cannot repay the money owed at the time that it is due and who files for bankruptcy.
The person or entity that owes a debt.
Any person who is liable to another for money.
an individual or business that owes money for goods or services supplied to them by another concern. The figure quoted in a company's accounts is a snapshot at the end of the accounting period, not an average figure. This can be misleading if, for example, the company completed a very large sale just before the end of the accounting period and has not yet been paid.
A person who owes a debt, due to non payment of bills.
A person who receives a loan or an advance of goods and services in exchange for a promise to pay at a later date.
A person who has filed a petition for relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
The person or entity that borrows money. The term debtor may be used interchangeably with the term borrower.
One indebted or owing money to another.
One who owes something to another.
A party who owes money to another party (personal or business related).
An individual or entity that owes money to another individual or entity.
Someone who uses credit cards, owes money on a personal loan, or is paying on a home mortgage.
The debtor is the entity (person, partnership or corporation) who is liable for debts, and who is the subject of a bankruptcy case.
The person who seeks relief through bankruptcy.
The one who owes money to the seller.
A business or individual that borrowed money that needs to be reimbursed to the creditor.
Someone who owes money to another and can be compelled to perform an obligation.
Party owing money or other ASSETS to a CREDITOR.
one who owes a debt, see obligor.
One who owes money or something else of value.
the entity seeking protection from creditors under the bankruptcy laws.
An entity that owes a debt; one who owes a debt.
A person or party which owes payment to a creditor.
See on: Wikipedia Investopedia A company or individual who owes money. If the debt is in the form of a loan from a financial institution, the debtor is referred to as a borrower. If the debt is in the form of securities, such as bonds, the debtor is referred to as an issuer.
Someone who owes money. The opposite of creditor.
A person or entity (such as a bank) that owes money.
Someone who owes a sum of money to another.
Natural person or company required to pay an amount of money in exchange for the performance of services or the sale of merchandise. As opposed to a creditor.
A person or municipality concerning which a case under this title has been commenced.
One who owes money; a borrower, a maker of a note; a mortgagor.
someone who owes money to a creditor