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Transferor

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Transferor
The beneficiary of a transferable letter of credit who causes a bank to transfer the credit to another party.
Transferor
In law, a party that makes a tranfer of property or another asset to a second party. The transferor may or may not receive compensation for the transfer.
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Becoming One Using the regulations involves a court process that occurs concurrently in the jurisdictions of the transferee (the absorbing entity) and the transferor or transferors (the entity or entities being absorbed).
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