obligee
obligee — 名詞
- obligeesingular
- obligeesplural
1. in a contract or other legal agreement, the party who has a legal right to recei
債權人
依法律或契約有權接受給付的一方
in a contract or other legal agreement, the party who has a legal right to receive money, goods, or a service that another party has promised
Under the loan contract, Inês was the obligee, and the borrower had to repay her.
依照貸款合約，Inês 是債權人，借款人必須償還她。
obligee as the party owed repayment under a contract
As the obligee on the bond, Esme could demand payment if the work stayed unfinished.
身為這筆保證金的債權人，Esme 可以在工程未完成時要求付款。
obligee on [a bond]
The court ruled that Zayd, as obligee, was owed the full amount under the agreement.
法院裁定 Zayd 身為債權人，依協議有權取得全部款項。
After the renovation finished, Ayana, the obligee, finally received the payment named in the contract.
整修工程完工後，債權人 Ayana 終於收到合約上載明的款項。
When the company missed the deadline, João, the obligee, took the dispute to court.
當公司錯過期限時，債權人 João 將這項爭議告上法院。
- obligor
the party who owes the duty or payment to the obligee
用法筆記
Always paired with its opposite, 'obligor', the party who owes the duty; the obligee is the one entitled to receive it. Common in contract, surety-bond, and family-support law.