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proferens
(pro|fer¦ens)
Pronunciation:
/prəˈfɛrɛnz/
noun
(
plural
proferentes
/ˌprɒfəˈrɛntiːz/
)
Law
the party which proposes or adduces a contract or a condition in a contract.
Origin:
Latin, literally 'uttering'
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