Leveraangever

Leveraangever is a term found in some Dutch-language texts, particularly in legal, logistics, and procurement contexts. It refers to the party that is responsible for delivering goods or services to another party. The usage is not standardized across all Dutch sources, and the term is relatively uncommon in everyday business language. In many documents, the roles associated with delivery are described with more common terms such as leverancier (supplier), afzender (sender), or vervoerder (carrier).

Etymologically, the word combines leveren, meaning to deliver or supply, with aangever, a suffix or form denoting someone who performs a declared action or acts as a party in a process. Because the exact meaning can vary by contract or jurisdiction, leveraangever is often defined within the specific document in which it appears.

In practice, leveraangever may designate the party obligated to deliver conforming goods or to provide a service, as specified in the terms of a contract, purchase order, or tender. It can be used to identify who assumes responsibility for delivery milestones, risk during transit, or compliance with delivery specifications. However, since it is not a universally standardized term, its precise scope depends on the contractual context.

See also: leverancier, afzender, vervoerder, levering, contract terms.