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Latin. n. Associate in a stipulation, one who supports an opinion, adherent. An additional party to a contract who could demand enforcement of the contract. This was a brilliant adaptation in Roman Law that allowed for enforcement of contracts after the death of the primary principal. All contract benefits were to inure to the principal or stipulator (or his heirs).
