stipulator
stipulator (大陆法)(第三人受益合同的)受约人；订约人即在为第三人利益订立合同时，提出问题和接受允诺的人。与之相对的一方称为「promissor」。但也可泛指订立合同的双方当事人。
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stipulator
stipulator. 1. One who makes a stipulation. 2. Civil law. The promisee in a stipulation pour autrui, accepting the promise of a benefit to a third party. See REUS STIPULANDI.
adstipulator
adstipulator 〈拉〉(罗马法)约定者 若一项约定的从受约人所接受的与其主受约人所接受的系同一约定，则与主受约人同样地可接受和要求支付；如从受约人所接受的只是主受约人所接受的约定的一部分，则从受约人只在他自己接受约定的金额范围内可主张权利。
adstipulator
adstipulator (ad-stip-y[schwa]-lay-t[schwa]r), n. [Latin] Roman law. An additional party to a contract who could enforce the contract along with the principal (i.e., the stipulator). • An adstipulator who enforced an agreement would have to, in turn, pay the stipulator. An adstipulator was brought in to avoid the rule that a person could not directly stipulate
reus stipulandi
reus stipulandi (ree-[schwa]s stip-y[schwa]-lan-dI). [Latin “party stipulating”] Roman law. The questioner in a Roman-law stipulation. — Also termed stipulator. See STIPULATION(3).
correi credendi
correi credendi (kor-ee-I kri-den-dI). [Latin] Roman law. Joint creditors. — Also termed correi stipulandi (stip-y[schwa]-lan-dI). See STIPULATIO. “The mode for stipulatio is stated in the Institutes. Of several stipulators (correi credendi, active correality) each asks the debtor and he answers once for all. Of several promisors (correi debendi, passive correality) the creditor asks each and
promissor
promissor (prom-is-[schwa]r). [Latin] 1. Civil law. A promisor; specif., a party who undertakes to do a thing in response to the interrogation of the other party (the stipulator). 2. REUS PROMITTENDI.