cessionary Synonyms
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cessionary Meaning
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cessionary (a.)
Having surrendered the effects; as, a cessionary bankrupt.
cessionary Sentence Examples
- The cessionary of the property rights was the corporation's subsidiary.
- As the cessionary of the inheritance, she was entitled to the deceased's estate.
- The cessionary of the loan agreement assumed all rights and responsibilities associated with the debt.
- The cessionary of the patent rights sought to enforce their exclusive ownership.
- The cessionary of the contract became liable for fulfilling its terms.
- The company appointed a cessionary to manage its intellectual property portfolio.
- The cessionary of the land lease negotiated new terms with the landlord.
- As the cessionary of the licensing agreement, the company gained the right to use the technology.
- The cessionary of the insurance policy received compensation for the damages incurred.
- The cessionary of the franchise agreement operated the business according to the franchisor's guidelines.
FAQs About the word cessionary
Having surrendered the effects; as, a cessionary bankrupt.
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The cessionary of the property rights was the corporation's subsidiary.
As the cessionary of the inheritance, she was entitled to the deceased's estate.
The cessionary of the loan agreement assumed all rights and responsibilities associated with the debt.
The cessionary of the patent rights sought to enforce their exclusive ownership.
