NOUN
- one of two or more signers of the same document (as a treaty or declaration)
ADJECTIVE
- signing jointly with others
How To Use cosignatory In A Sentence
- When he asked to be a cosignatory, his accessing my entire account had never even crossed my mind. Promise Me
- In America, Olivier finds to his horror that he can't take any money out of the bank without Parrot's approval - his parents have made Parrot the cosignatory to his account. Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
- “Remember how I tricked you into signing me on as a cosignatory on your home-equity loan?” Promise Me
- Philip Pullman, her fellow author and cosignatory, said he would never have signed if he had known the Lib Dems would ally with the Conservatives. Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
- The Misguided Search for the 'One Law - and the Ongoing Struggle to Articulate it Correctly' available at SSRN)), accept the legitimacy of consulting foreign cosignatory law in construing treaties (see, e.g., Donklephant
- As we were finishing the paperwork, Matthew asked, Do you mind if we make me a cosignatory on the loan? Promise Me
