In this paper, we prove the Common-Denominator property. If \(Q\) is Weak Fountain-Golden Left order in an assosymmetric ring \(R\), then given \(b_{1}\),..., \(b_{n} \in R\) there exist \(a\in S\), \(q_{1}\),..., \(q_{n}\in Q\) such that for every \(i = 1,...,n\), \(b_{i} = \tilde{a} q_{i}0\) and \(a \tilde{a} q_{i}=q_{i}\) and also it is shown that if \(Q\) is subring of an assosymmetric ring \(R\), (i) if $R$ is a weak Fountain-Gould left quotient ring of \(Q\), then \(R\) is a left quotient ring of \(Q\), (ii) suppose $R$ nondegenerate and coinciding with its socle, if \(Q\) is a weak Fountain-Gould left order in \(R\) then \(Q\) is a Fountain-Gould left order in \(R\), (iii) if \(R\) is also artinian then \(Q\) is a classical left order in \(R\) if and only if \(Q\) is a Fountain-Gould left order in \(R\).