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encumbrancer
[ en-kuhm-bruhn-ser ]
encumbrancer
/ ɪnˈkʌmbrənsə /
noun
- law a person who holds an encumbrance on property belonging to another
Word History and Origins
Origin of encumbrancer1
Example Sentences
With that charming simplicity and cunning, characteristic of the whelps of the vulgar rich, he proceeded to moneylenders, and at the date of the receiving order had created charges exceeding £430,000 on his reversion of such complexity that every mortgagee disputed the right of every prior encumbrancer.
The landlord entitled to require the State to purchase his property is the immediate landlord, that is to say, the person entitled to the receipt of the rent of the estate; no encumbrancer can avail himself of the privilege, the reason being that the Bill is intended to assist solvent landlords, and not to create a new Encumbered Estates Court.
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