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<h1>Consignor legally defined as party who ships goods to another location for designated recipient</h1> A consignor is defined as one who sends or makes a consignment and ships goods to another party. Legal dictionaries consistently define a consignor as a person or company that transmits or consigns goods, merchandise, or other items from one location to another. The term encompasses the party who initiates the shipment process by sending goods via various transportation methods to a designated recipient, known as the consignee. This legal terminology is fundamental in commercial transactions involving the movement and delivery of goods between parties.