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Commercial Contracts Which Need a Witness However, certain documents, such as signing a deed, do require someone to witness your signature on the document. In many situations, including where just one director signs added, it is a legal requirement that a person witnesses your signature.

Company directors are authorised signatories and companies might require at least two directors to sign for a valid execution. Employees with a certain position in the company might also be impliedly authorised to sign documents on the company's behalf in order to streamline the execution of contracts.

Therefore the witness to a director's signature should not be a spouse or other relative of that director or another director of the company.

Benefits of deed over contract They have a longer “limitation period” than contracts at 12 years. Deeds are also used where one party wants to remove any uncertainty as to whether valuable consideration has been given (a key ingredient for an enforceable contract).

Execution by counterparts This method is legally effective for contracts. The legal position for deeds is less clear, but it is common commercial practice to execute deeds by counterparts. As a matter of best practice, each party should exchange a duly executed, hard-copy counterpart of the whole deed.

You can have a single party to a deed. An agreement under hand requires at least two parties (because you cannot agree with yourself to do something).

By the company authorising another entity (company or individual) to execute the deed on its behalf. Such authority must be given by the company giving a power of attorney in favour of the company or individual, and you should see a copy of the power of attorney.

Companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) can sign deeds either by a director or member in front of a witness or by two directors, a director and a company secretary, or two members (in the case of an LLP).

Commercial Contracts Which Need a Witness However, certain documents, such as signing a deed, do require someone to witness your signature on the document. In many situations, including where just one director signs added, it is a legal requirement that a person witnesses your signature.

Company directors are authorised signatories and companies might require at least two directors to sign for a valid execution. Employees with a certain position in the company might also be impliedly authorised to sign documents on the company's behalf in order to streamline the execution of contracts.

Therefore the witness to a director's signature should not be a spouse or other relative of that director or another director of the company.

Benefits of deed over contract They have a longer “limitation period” than contracts at 12 years. Deeds are also used where one party wants to remove any uncertainty as to whether valuable consideration has been given (a key ingredient for an enforceable contract).

Execution by counterparts This method is legally effective for contracts. The legal position for deeds is less clear, but it is common commercial practice to execute deeds by counterparts. As a matter of best practice, each party should exchange a duly executed, hard-copy counterpart of the whole deed.

You can have a single party to a deed. An agreement under hand requires at least two parties (because you cannot agree with yourself to do something).

By the company authorising another entity (company or individual) to execute the deed on its behalf. Such authority must be given by the company giving a power of attorney in favour of the company or individual, and you should see a copy of the power of attorney.

Companies and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) can sign deeds either by a director or member in front of a witness or by two directors, a director and a company secretary, or two members (in the case of an LLP).