Sign over Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To officially transfer ownership or legal rights to someone else by signing a document.
Usage & Nuances
Usually formal/legal, as in property or business transfers ('sign over the deed', 'sign over rights'). Used only for official transfer when a signature is required. Don't confuse with just 'sign' or 'hand over'. Often followed by 'to someone': 'sign over the house to his daughter'.
Example Sentences
He decided to sign over the car to his brother.
basic
She will sign over her share of the property to her son.
basic
The company had to sign over some assets to pay its debts.
basic
After a long discussion, Margaret decided to sign over the family land to her sister.
natural
If you sign over your rights, you can't take them back later.
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"Are you really going to sign over everything to him?" Anna asked in disbelief.
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