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....because a signature can obligate a party to terms of a contract or verify that the person intended to ....., the law has developed rules that govern what constitutes a legally valid signature.

Find out first from your legal consultant/advisor, before appending your signature on any documents, especially where it concerns CONTRACT and/Last Testament.

Don't just jump at Banks' Letters of Offer when you get approved or accredited for Credits....

Take such Letters to your Solicitors, it is the wisest thing to do at the instance.

Be cautious! Read all documents before you append your signature. It is legally wise.

When you are not sure, remain silent.
You cannot be held in evdience for what you have not declared.