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Often used in the same context:
settlor,
trustor,
donees,
testamentary,
usufructuary,
inter vivos,
pledgee,
forgiver,
inter vivos trust,
sonship,
usufruct,
probating,
promisee,
testamentary trust,
testator,
donative,
giver,
testate,
testatrix,
conferral,
hypothec,
intestate,
delict,
vendee,
intestacy,
sui juris,
beneficence,
executor,
deductor,
appointor,
guarantor,
unitrust,
includible,
transferor,
grantee,
irrevocable trust,
repugnancy,
answerability,
suretyship,
perpetuities,
ipso facto,
mortgagor,
obligee,
reconveyance,
khalifa,
caritas,
transferee,
juris,
jurisprudent,
propounder,
deducible,
covenanting,
apostleship,
bestowal,
qtip,
warrantor,
possessor,
ascendants,
bestower,
sinlessness,
heirship,
accepter,
sojourner,
lawgiver,
allottee,
reverter,
legatee,
quitclaim,
claimable,
derivable,
vicegerent,
bailment,
encumbrance,
whomsoever,
briber,
triune,
dictates,
handmaid,
liege,
benthamite,
consociational,
intercessor,
droit du seigneur,
hearer,
pendente lite,
demandable,
atman,
jus soli,
decedent,
proselyte,
magna carta,
wisher,
accommodator,
beneficiary,
improvidence,
corrupter,
executer,
inurement,
covetousness,
servitudes,
non compos mentis,
blessedness,
benefactor,
patron,
bearer,
benefactors,
claimant,
complainant,
culprit,
custodians,
harbinger,
inheritors,
nominee,
partner,
purveyor,
purveyors,
reinforcer,
successor,
acceptor,
admits
Also try:
— Adjectives for granter:
original,
new,
royal,
next,
true,
best,
potential,
sole
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