distrainor

/dɪˈstreɪnər/
noun
  1. A person or organization that seizes someone's property as a legal way to force payment of a debt.
    • The landlord became a distrainor after the tenant failed to pay rent for three months.
    • As a distrainor, the bank had the right to take the car when the loan was not repaid.
    • The law requires the distrainor to give notice before taking any property.
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