Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

covenantor

noun

ˈkʌvənəˌtɔr

Definition

A covenantor is a person or entity that enters into a covenant or agreement, typically in a legal context, and assumes certain obligations defined by that covenant.

Examples

The landlord was the covenantor for the lease agreement.
As a covenantor, she promised to maintain the property in good condition.
The covenantor must fulfill all obligations outlined in the contract.

Meaning

In legal terms, a covenantor is bound to abide by the terms of a covenant, which may involve promises to do something, refrain from doing something, or uphold specific conditions.