assigner
- noun
- /əˈsaɪnər/
- Formal
:
cedente
- In the contract, the assigner agreed to transfer all intellectual property rights.
Examples
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The assigner must provide written notice before transferring the lease to another party.
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The assigner and assignee both signed the agreement to finalize the transaction.
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The assigner approved the transfer of ownership.
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An assigner must act in the best interest of the party.
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The assigner provided clear instructions on how to proceed with the property transfer.
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Before the sale, the assigner signed documents to officially transfer ownership rights.
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As the assigner of the lease, she ensured all terms were acceptable to the new tenant.
Synonyms
2
7.9
A person who gives property or rights to someone else by a legal document
1
8.6
A person who gives property or rights to someone else, often by a legal document
1
6.1
A person or organization that gives rights, property and permission
1
9.0
A person who legally gives a right or property to another person
1
7.9
An organization that keeps records of a company's stock owners and handles transfers and cancellations of stock certificates
1
5.8
A person or company that rents out property, for example a house, for payment
A person or organization who gives property, rights and responsibility to someone else
A person who gives legal ownership of property to another
A person who has the power to sell or give away someone else's property
A person who signs the back of a check to give it to someone else
A person who gives goods or money to someone
A person who carries messages or things to other people
A person who rents out property to another person for money
A person who gives someone an honor, right, or property
A person who gives land or property for public use
Antonyms
How Formal
- Specialized
2
7.9
- Formal
1
8.6
- Formal
- Specialized
1
7.7
56
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Assigner comes from the verb assign, built from ad- 'to' and signare 'to mark', the same root as sign and signature. So an assigner is someone who 'marks' a right or property for another person, which is why in law an assigner transfers rights to someone else.