Signers, signors, signees, or signatories

[Deepurple]

What is it called for a person who signs the cheque?
Thanks.

 

[Anglika]

ThHe person who signs something is the signatory or the signer.

 

[LwyrFirat]

Isn't it drawer or drawee for cheque? I learnt like that in the lecture.

 

[Anglika]

The person who draws the cheque is the drawer, but the question was relating to what you call someone who signs something.

 

[LwyrFirat]

The person who draws the cheque is the drawer, but the question was relating to what you call someone who signs something.

Was it? But he wrote ;

What is it called for a person who signs the cheque?

 

[Anglika]

He is still the signer/signatory of the cheque of which he is also the drawer.

 

[BobK]

And definitely not 'signors'. They might be signore or signori, but that's a whole nother language. ;-)

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[LwyrFirat]

Endorsers also sign the cheque before transfering it.

 

[Deepurple]

Was it? But he wrote ;

Anglika is right, what I mean is the name for a person who signs the cheque, not who draws the cheque. Thank you all.