covenantee
/kəvəˈneɪt, kəvɛnˈeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A person for whom a deed is made, especially the person or organization that benefits from a grant or deed of land.
“The covenantee in this case is the local government, which will use the land for community development.”
2. noun
In Scots law, a person who has a right or claim to something, especially a right of redemption.
“The covenantee has the right to redeem the property from the buyer.”