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Execution of deeds and documents
Practical Law UK Practice Note 0-380-8400 (Approx. 85 pages)
Execution of deeds and documents
A practice note providing an overview of the law and practice relating to the execution of contracts and deeds governed by the laws of England and Wales. It includes information on the main differences between simple contracts and deeds, when a written contract or deed is required and the legal formalities for creating a valid deed (including execution requirements).
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