Avoiding Contract Disputes: Notarizing Signatures Is One Way To Protect Your Business When Contracts Are Involved

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Overview: One very simple, inexpensive but very effective legal tip that could provide the winning edge in court is to have all the signatures on important contracts or agreements acknowledged by a notary public. In plain English, have the signatures notarized. This paper explains why signature notarizing is important and how it protects business when contracts are involved.

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Format: HTML | Date: Nov 2004 | Pages: 5

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