Noun:

Ind ଣଗ୍ରସ୍ତ, Deb ଣଦାତା, ସାଂଘାତିକ |, ଆଡମର୍ନା |,

debtors's Usage Examples:

defendant willfully declines to appear by law, a substantial number of indigent debtors are legally incarcerated for the crime of failing to appear at.

A debtors" prison is a prison for people who are unable to pay debt.

His parents bailed him out of debtors" prison, mortgaging Madison"s Montpelier to raise the.

By and large, after the expiration of section 75, farmers were subject to the same rules of bankruptcy as other debtors.

his inherited wealth to the church on his death, and he returned any unredeemed bonds to his debtors on his deathbed.

His parents bailed him out of debtors" prison, mortgaging Madison"s Montpelier to raise the money.

in the University of Florida Law Review that criticized ECMC for its "pollutive litigation" against powerless student loan debtors.

The same was done with debtors, so many private enterprises and also the Province of Buenos Aires were favoured by this measure as they managed to decrease their debts.

extended Ludgate and the Debtor"s Prison and the practice of making the debtors pay for their own food and lodging was abolished.

forcing him abroad; now they have made up for their former action by reprieving him from debtors" prison in Dunkirk.

Imprisoned debtors were allowed some social contact, but the regime for criminals was designed.

The Bartmann Pledge requires all signors to agree not to use litigation against debtors; not to charge interest.

or snuggery, where debtors could drink as much beer as they wanted, at fivepence a pot in 1815.

Synonyms:

individual, somebody, soul, mortgagor, debitor, deadbeat, mortal, person, mortgager, fly-by-night, someone, defaulter,

Antonyms:

acquaintance, good guy, introvert, fat person, creditor,