Definition of "trustor" [trustor]

• A person who creates a trust. (noun)

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• "The way the trust works is that you are the beneficial owner (trustor of sorts) of the real estate with every and all rights of ownership including but not limited to the ability to re-sell it, rent it, build on it, exclude or allow access to anyone you want, and use it within the normal allowed usage of any real estate."
• "Trusteeship differs from custodianship: in the former, it is to the trustor that one owes the object's welfare; in custodianship, it is to the object of the custodial right that one is obligated in seeking that object's welfare."
• "In the clauses under debate it provides, that the Senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachments, and then subjoins, that judgment in cases of impeachment, shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honour, trustor profit under the United States."