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subrogor

Terms vs Subrogor - What's the difference?

terms | subrogor |


As nouns the difference between terms and subrogor

is that terms is while subrogor is (legal) the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

Subrogor vs Rogatory - What's the difference?

subrogor | rogatory |


As a noun subrogor

is (legal) the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

As an adjective rogatory is

seeking information or evidence, especially from a foreign court.

Subrogor - What does it mean?

subrogor | |

is likely misspelled.


has no English definition.

As a noun subrogor

is the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

Subrogation vs Subrogor - What's the difference?

subrogation | subrogor |


In legal|lang=en terms the difference between subrogation and subrogor

is that subrogation is (legal) the substitution of a different person in place of a creditor while subrogor is (legal) the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

As nouns the difference between subrogation and subrogor

is that subrogation is (legal) the substitution of a different person in place of a creditor while subrogor is (legal) the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

Party vs Subrogor - What's the difference?

party | subrogor |


As nouns the difference between party and subrogor

is that party is party (social gathering for fun) while subrogor is (legal) the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation.

Subrogor vs Subrogee - What's the difference?

subrogor | subrogee |


In lang=en terms the difference between subrogor and subrogee

is that subrogor is the party on whose behalf another party (the subrogee) acts in a subrogation while subrogee is the party acting on behalf of the subrogor in a subrogation.