post-obit — [pōst΄ō′bit] adj. [contr. < L post obitum, after death < post, after + obitus, death: see POST & OBIT] being, or to be, in effect after a specified person s death n. a bond given by a borrower pledging to pay a debt upon the death of a… … English World dictionary
Post-obit — Post o bit, n., or Post obit bond Post o bit bond . [Pref. post + obit.] (Law) A bond in which the obligor, in consideration of having received a certain sum of money, binds himself to pay a larger sum, on unusual interest, on the death of some… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Post-obit bond — Post obit Post o bit, n., or Post obit bond Post o bit bond . [Pref. post + obit.] (Law) A bond in which the obligor, in consideration of having received a certain sum of money, binds himself to pay a larger sum, on unusual interest, on the death … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
post obit bond — See bond post obit … Ballentine's law dictionary
post-obit — adjective archaic taking effect after death. Origin C18: from L. post obitum, from post after + obitus decease (from obire to die ) … English new terms dictionary
post-obit — n. & adj. n. a bond given to a lender by a borrower securing a sum for payment on the death of another person from whom the borrower expects to inherit. adj. taking effect after death. Etymology: L post obitum f. post after + obitus decease f.… … Useful english dictionary
post-obit — /pohst oh bit, ob it/, adj. effective after a particular person s death. [1745 55; < L post obitum after death] * * * … Universalium
post-obit — /poʊst ˈoʊbət / (say pohst ohbuht), / ˈɒbət/ (say obuht) adjective effective after a particular person s death. {shortened form of post obitum} …
post obit — n. obsequies; service on the anniversary of the day of a person s death that is held for the soul of the deceased; bond that pays after particular person s death … English contemporary dictionary
post-obit — adj. effective after a specific person s death; that takes place after a particular person s death … English contemporary dictionary
