Definitions for "grantor"
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Land trust, Grantee, Revocable living trust, Transferor, Heirs and assigns, Declaration of trust, Equitable interest, Fideicomiso, Trust, Administrator's deed, Trustor, Quit-claim deed, Trustee's deed, Conveyance, Trust property, Succession, Trustee, Transfer of ownership, Resulting trust, Ancillary administration, Grant deed, Alienate, Transferee, Quit claim deed, Legal title, Acquisition, Trustees, Grant, Trustor, Quitclaim deed, Legal owner, Cestui que trust, Bailee, Settlor, Quitclaim, Conveyancing, Bargain and sale deed, Bailor, Express trust, Delivery, Deed, Bill of sale, Power of appointment, Convey, Warranty deed, Title search or examination, Trust deed, Title defect, Title, Special warranty deed
The person by whom a grant or conveyance is made.
The grantor is the person who creates the living trust. She decides what property to include in the trust. She also decides who the beneficiaries of the trust will be. Because the trust is revocable until the grantor's death, she can change any part of the trust as often as she likes. The grantor is also known as the trustor.
A person, partnership or corporation that gives or conveys an interest in property. Often used to identify the creator of a trust.
The trustor or settler of a trust.
The person who creates a trust. Also known as a Settlor or a Trustor.
The seller of real estate. (G)
The trustor or settlor of a trust.
Person(s) or legal entity granting title rights and/or interests to a grantee.
An individual or organization that makes a grant or contribution to a grantee (also known as the donor).
The person who conveys an interest in real estate by deed (the sellor).
The creator of a trust. Also referred to as Trustor and/or Settlor other legal document.
Anyone who gives a deed.
A person who sells an option and assumes the obligation, but not the right, to sell (in the case of a call) or buy (in the case of a put) the underlying futures contract at the exercise price.
The person from whom a grant is made or a trust is set up. Also, one who sells a call or put option; here also called writer.
The person or institution who made a grant.
A person who creates a trust. Sometimes called a trustor.
The agency, foundation, or governmental unit that awards grants, also known as funder or funding agency. See grantee and subgrantee
A grantor is the person in the contract who is selling the vehicle.
A person or entity who grants property or property rights; the seller.
A person who grants or conveys lands, minerals etc.
The buyer, who gives a deed.
the individual, group, or entity selling property via grant or deed.
As used in General Warranty Deeds, Special Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds and Sheriff's Deeds -- The party who conveys or gives real property to a grantee. In most instances, the grantor will voluntarily alienate himself from the real property ownership by use of a deed.
person who sets up a trust. Also called settler.
The individual who transfers property. Commonly used to describe an individual who establishes and transfers property to a trust.
The person or entity conveying interest in a legally binding transaction.
The seller; the person who conveys, by deed, the real estate.
The person that funds a trust, generally with his or her own assets.
A person who sells or conveys property.
A person who transfers title or interest to property to another (seller).
One who voluntarily conveys property.
The party in a deed who is the seller.
The person who is conveying the property.
The person conveying an interest in property. For example, in a real estate sale the Grantor is most often referred to as the Seller.
A party in a trust relationship who transfers property to a second party for the benefit of third parties.
a person who makes a grant in legal form; "conveyed from grantor to grantee"
a person who conveys title or some other interest to property to another
a person who creates a trust and places property and/or money in the trust
The person who is authorizing privileges for another. With one exception, delegation is governed by the general principle that you can give to others only privileges that you have, or a subset of what you have. The exception is the special case of Subsystem Owners who have "grant only" privileges for their Subsystem. When "acting as Signet", they have complete authority to initiate all privileges for a subsystem even though they cannot wield them.
The person who establishes a trust and transfers property to the trust.
Person conveying title to land.
The seller of a deed. Homeowners Association (HOA) - An organization which governs regulations and expenditures of a particular community. Each homeowner within the community is a member with voting privileges.
A person who establishes the trust. Also may be called a trustor.
A person who grants another person or entity (an agent) the authority and power to act on behalf of the grantor in accordance with the powers set forth in a power of attorney document; or the powers set forth in a trust document.
The party who is the seller or the giver.
The person who establishes the trust. Also called the creator, settlor, donor or trustor.
The person that owns the collateral and pledges it on a loan for someone else
See “Trustor.
The person or persons who create a trust. Also called the trustor, settlor or creator.
A person who makes a grant. The grantor executes the deed by which he divest himself of title.
A person who transfers his or her interest in property to another by grant.
A person or entity conveying an interest in real property.
The person (seller) who grants title to another person (buyer).
The person who transfers the property to another (the seller).
The person who conveys real estate by deed; Seller.
An individual(s) or institution(s) who transfers real or personal property in trust to a trustee or trustees under directions to the trustee, usually contained in a written trust instrument or agreement, to hold, manage, invest, account for and distribute the property to the beneficiary or beneficiaries on the terms set forth in the trust instrument.
When you establish a trust and transfer assets to it, you're called the grantor of that trust.
A person who gives ownership of a title of a piece of real property to someone else in a deed of conveyance.
The person who grants or conveys something.
The person who sets up or creates the trust. The person whose trust it is. Also called creator, settlor, trustor, donor or trustmaker.
The land owner who conveys a conservation easement to the recipient organization.
The person placing property in a trust.
One who creates a trust; also referred to as settlor, creator, donor, trustor.
A person who makes a transfer of title to real estate.
The person giving up interest in a property.
The seller, who gives a deed.
Person selling, granting, transferring or conveying property.
The person who establishes a trust, also called a trustor or settlor.
A person who sets up a trust.
The party who conveys real property by deed; the seller.
A person who transfers an asset to another person or entity.
Seller of a real estate title. (Back to Terms list)
A person who makes a gift.
The party who conveys an interest in real property by deed.
person who grants something to another
The person who sets up a trust.
In a deed, the person who transfers the land.
a person granting something, such as the seller of a property.
entity conveying title; in land patenting, the grantor is the Commonwealth of Virginia or Kentucky.
The Seller or person from whom the property is transferred in a Deed.
The person granting, selling or giving up an interest in property. Compare, GRANTEE.
In trust usage, the person who creates a trust (also known as trustor, or settlor).
The home seller.
A person who transfers his or her interest in land to another by a written instrument.
Person who conveys an interest in land.
A person, who, by a written instrument, transfers to another an interest in land.
The person transferring property. This term is also used to refer to a person who transfers property in trust.
Normally, the seller in a real estate transaction.
The person who transfers property to a trustee to establish a trust.
The one who relinquishes an interest.
see settlor.
With the typical deed, the seller, current owner or provider of any conveyance is normally considered the grantor. Most states require that deed grantors be legally competent and be clearly and accurately identified in the deed. For more information, see the "Introduction to Deeds" article in the "Real Estate In-Depth" section.
The seller on a deed.
The individual transferring property into a trust.
The party who conveys real estate by deed; the seller.
The person/persons on the deed who is/are selling the property.
Owner of title being granted; the person who makes the grant.
person selling, granting, transfering or conveying property.
The person who conveys an interest in real property (e.g. the seller).
That party in the deed who is the seller or giver.
An individual who establishes a trust by giving property to a trustee for the benefit of another.
The person who transfers assets into a trust for the benefit of another.
The person making the grant.
The person who conveys property by grant deed, such as, the seller.
Pertaining to a trust, the person who creates and usually provides initial funding to a trust for the benefit of the trust beneficiaries.
A grantor is the person who establishes the trust and transfers assets to the trust. In a special needs trust for a tort victim, the grantor must be the parent, grandparent, guardian or the court.
The person who sets up or creates the trust; also call settlor, trustor or creator.
The person/entity transferring title to real property by a deed. nterest The cost of borrowing money, usually expressed as a percentage over time. ien A charge on real property in order to secure payment or satisfaction of a debt or other obligation. Back to the Top
The person transferring title to, or an interest in, real property. A grantor must be competent to convey; thus, for example, an insane person cannot convey title to real property.
The person transferring title to, or an interest in, real property. A grantor must be competent to convey title. A corporate grantor must have legal existance and be authorized to hold and convey title to real property. The grantor must be clearly identified in the deed.
One granting title, via deed or other instrument, such as the seller.
A person who establishes a trust; also called a donor, settler, creator or trustor.
The seller of property; The person who conveys title.
The party who establishes a trust; sometimes called the settlor.
Any person who gives away ownership of a piece of property.
Person who sets up a trust. Also called settlor.
The person who creates a trust and contributes the property.
The person who transfers a deed of real property, i.e, generally the seller.
The person who establishes and funds a trust.
The individual or corporation that makes a grant of property to another person, e.g., grantor of a trust, grantor of a deed of property.
in a trust context, this refers to a person that established a living trust. It is also used to refer to one who is transferring real estate in a deed. See also "Trustmaker."
The Seller in a timeshare title transfer. The Grantor is the person who owns the property and is in the process of granting all rights of ownership to the Grantee (the Buyer.)
Generally used in association with a deed, refers to the seller of a property.
The person who establishes a Trust. Also referred to as the "Trustor", and formerly often referred to as the "Settlor" of the Trust.
The person who makes a grant.
The person named in a deed who surrenders title.
See Deed.
The seller; one who signs a deed. The seller or person who executes a grant. Back to the Top
The person who establishes a trust and transfers his own assets to it. Also called the trustor, settler, or donor.
The party to the transaction who is the seller or giver.
A person who creates a trust; also called settler, creator, donor, or trustor.
The person who conveys an interest in a piece of property to another person.
the person from whom title to a parcel of real estate is transferred. The grantor is generally the seller of the real estate.
The person who makes the conveyance of land.
A person who is conveying an interest in real property.
A person who creates a trust or transfers real property to another entity. In a U.S. grantor trust, the person responsible for U.S. income taxes on the trust. May have a reversionary interest in a trust.
Is the seller when an interest in property is conveyed to another person or entity.
a person who creates a trust. A Grantor is also known as a settlor or trustor.
The seller; the person who conveys an interest in realty by deed.
Properly called the "Transferor" in B.C. the Grantor is seller, the person who transfers title to to the property to the buyer.
A person or entity who creates a trust.
The person relinquishes their rights to real property in a transaction.
That party who is the seller or the giver.
The person who conveys or legally assigns property to another.
A person who transfers property by deed or grants property rights through a trust instrument or other document.
Person making the payments for the property.
The owner of an estate who sets up a trust.
The person who sets up or creates the trust is known as the Grantor. This person is also called the creator, settlor, Trustor or donor.
The person who sets up or creates the trust; also called the trustor, settlor or creator.
An individual who gives property outright or in a trust.
Seller of property; one who signs a deed.
A person who grants another person authority and power to act on behalf of the grantor. The power to act is limited to the powers set forth in a power of attorney or trust document.
The person who establishes a trust, either while alive (inter vivos trust) or through will on death (testamentary trust).
In the estate planning context, the person who creates a trust or makes a gift. In the real estate context, the person who conveys real property.
One who has made a grant. The seller of real property.
The person transferring ownership and title to, or an interest in, real property.
A person who transfers assets to another, usually into a Trust.
Person conveying interest in a piece of property to another.
A person who transfers property to another person or into a trust.
(1) Person who transfers property. (2) Person who creates a trust.
The person who creates and funds a trust, usually for the benefit of another, where the person who funds the trust is treated as the owner of the trust assets under tax code sections 671 through 679.
A person conveying real estate by deed; the seller
Person who conveys land by deed
The person conveying an interest in real property.
the person who establishes a trust on behalf of the beneficiaries
Party who signs and gives a deed, seller
The person who, by written document, transfers title to or an interest in real property to a grantee
The one who signs the deed in order to cause title to be transferred, such as the seller of a parcel of real property.
A person, or its successors, who executes a deed of trust to encumber the person's interest in property as security for the performance of all or part of the borrower's obligations. RCW 61.24.005(1).
Someone who creates a trust. Also called a trustor or settlor.
Seller named in the deed.
Entity who makes a grant, conveys real estate by deed. The seller.
Person who, by a written instrument, transfers an interest in land to another.
The person who creates a trust; also called a trustor.
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Exercise, Strike, Exercise price, Options , Strike price, Put, Knock-out option, Put option, Striking price, Writer, Straddle, Naked option, Option writer, Call option, Option, Option premium, Ratio spread, Calendar spread, Option price, Covered call, Covered option, Lookback option, Condor , Conversion, Traded options, Naked put, Time spread, Vertical spread, Strangle, Conversion arbitrage, Uncovered option, Underlying instrument, Horizontal spread, Options contract, Combination, Covered put, Short straddle, Traded option, Option spread, Long straddle, Diagonal spread, Collar, At-the-money option, Spread option, Underlying security, Option buyer, At-the-money, Bull spread, Price spread, In the money option
An LME term for an options writer. See Writer and Taker.
A person who sells an option and assumes the obligation to sell (in the case of a call) or buy (in the case of a put) the underlying futures contract at the exercise price. Also referred to as an "Option Seller" or "Writer."
The person or firm that sells an option.
Is the party who initially sells, writes or grants an option.
trader in the options market who makes premium income by selling options.
In investments, an options trader who sells a call or a put option and receives premium income for doing so. In the case of a call, the grantor sells the right to buy a security at a specified price. In the case of a put, the grantor sells the right to sell a security at a specified price. See: Call Option; Premium Income; Put Option
Someone who assumes the obligation, not the right, to buy (for a put) or sell (for a call) the underlying futures contract or commodity at the strike price. See also Writer.
A seller of either call or put options who profits from the premium for which the options are sold. Synonymous with option writer.
The maker, writer, or issuer of an option contract who, in return for the premium paid for the option, stands ready to purchase the underlying commodity (or futures contract) in the case of a put option or to sell the underlying commodity (or futures contract) in the case of a call option.
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The grantor is the public entity responsible for the project (in this case, FDOT) that will enter into a concessionary agreement to grant the Concession, make payments, and supervise the project’s design, construction, operations and maintenance.
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Private institution, Grantee, Grant-in-aid, Cooperative agreement, Agency, Public entity, Private foundation, Block grant, Categorical grant, Single audit, Discretionary grants, Subsidy, Grant, Institution, Public sector, Board of trustees, Omb, Public-private partnership, Agency, Federal government, Fia, Foundation, Housing trust fund, Financial assistance, General government, Private college, Administered items, Lead agency, Department of finance, Resolution trust corporation, Agency fund, General services administration, Community development block grant, Block grants, Partners, Executive agency, Housing and urban development, Public lands, Partner, Department of education, Subrecipient, Blm, State education agency, Rtc, Public domain, Grant, Interagency agreement, Crada, Fnc
The agency or funding source awarding the funds to carry out a project.
The agency which awards the funds to carry out a project.
The organization or individual awarding a grant or cooperative agreement.
(also known as funder or funding agency) any legal entity, public or private, that awards grants to the school district, individual schools, or departments; grantors include local, state, or federal government agencies, private foundations, private or public non-profit organizations, and corporations.
Agency which gives funds to carry out projects.
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Notorious possession, Bundle of rights, Fee simple, Fee simple estate, Incorporeal rights, Alienation, Adverse possession, Fee simple absolute, Servitude, Reservation, Interest, Usufruct, Seizin, Future interest, Property, Alienate, Appurtenance, Transfer of ownership, Property rights, Equitable interest, Hereditament, Freehold, Legal owner, Appurtenances, Land trust, Fee simple ownership, Title, Quiet enjoyment, Dispossess, Legal title, Reversion, Easement, Encumbrance, Easements, Ownership, Fee, Undivided interest, Seisin, Freehold estate, Estate at will, Specific lien, Real property, Hereditaments, Personal property, Servient estate, Reo, Owner, Tenancy, Unencumbered property, Free and clear
The party granting an interest in land. Unpatented land can only be granted by the Crown.
One who gives gifts, rights or property.
Borrower who pledges his property as collateral for the mortgage
One who gives an interest in real property to another.
party who gives property or property rights.
Party issuing the grant
One who grants property or property rights.
The selling party of real property.
grantor is a person who grants something (typically, rights or real property). In a franchise agreement, for example, the party selling the franchise is the grantor.
The one who transfers property to another.
The party who gives an ownership interest in real property.
The party who gives a grant
See Donor
Individual or organization that makes a grant. Also called a donor.
One who gives title to another.
Someone who gives something.
funding source which has agreed to provide financial support in the form of a grant.
The individual or organization that makes a grant.