remainderman

[ri-meyn-der-muh n]

noun, plural re·main·der·men. Law.

a person who owns a remainder.

Origin of remainderman

First recorded in 1735–45; remainder + man¹

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And Romney as Remainderman is not a function of mere circumstance, but an artifact of explicit calculation.
Mitt Romney Is a Lot Like Thomas E. Dewey, the Equivocating Loser to Truman
Robert Shrum
June 18, 2012

British Dictionary definitions for remainderman

remainderman

noun plural -men

property law the person entitled to receive a particular estate on its determinationCompare reversioner

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