Corporation Affidavit??

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Corporation Affidavit??
Posted by NVLSlady/VA of VA on 7/13/18 10:20am	Msg #595860

This Old World English is mind-boggling. . .
Say some, ["In witness whereof" does not have anything to do with witnesses to the signatures. It means "as evidence of which", or "to demonstrate their agreement."]

While others contest that the phrase is used to identify someone who witnesses the execution of the document, But is not a party to the agreement (Google Law Dictionary to get more Confused).

Then, from the Archives...
Msg #388826

Messages in this Thread
	Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit - Rene Stephens-Kresse on 7/12/18 9:26pm
	I've never seen anything like this… - BearPaw/CO on 7/12/18 10:54pm
	What a muddle! A JurAck! Call hiring party. - Lee/AR on 7/13/18 6:04am
	Re: Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit - CopperheadVA on 7/13/18 6:14am
	Re: Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit, WA, & RULONA - VT_Syrup on 7/13/18 6:44am
	Re: Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit, WA, & RULONA - Cheryl Elliott on 7/13/18 7:10am
	Corporation Affidavit?? - NVLSlady/VA on 7/13/18 10:20am
	Re: Corporation Affidavit?? - VT_Syrup on 7/13/18 10:55am
	All notaries are witnesses... - NVLSlady/VA on 7/13/18 12:54pm
	Uh, ignore that last part. Why, the notary witness - NVLSlady/VA on 7/13/18 1:08pm
	Re: Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit - FNP on 7/13/18 1:49pm
	Re: Real Estate Tax Indemnity Affidavit - Rene Stephens-Kresse on 7/13/18 2:41pm
	Check with SOS, confirm whether in WA - NVLSlady/VA on 7/13/18 3:16pm

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