What is BOND-CREDITOR?

the term that applies to the creditor who has taken a bond in order to secure his debt.

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Related Legal Terms
BOND CREDITOR, CREDITOR, COST BOND, OR BOND FOR COSTS, CATHOLIC CREDITOR, GENERAL CREDITOR, CALLABLE BOND, JUNIOR CREDITOR, CONVERTIBLE BOND, BOND AND MORTGAGE, UNSECURED CREDITOR


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