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Execution of Documents, 4th Edition

Execution of Documents, 4th Edition

Author: Mark Anderson; Victor Warner
Publisher: Law Society Publishing
ISBN: 9781784461973

Previous Edition ISBN: 9781907698965
Published In: March 2024
Format: Paperback , 480 pages
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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Incorrect execution can lead to documents being invalid or unenforceable. Ensure that you are following the correct procedures with Execution of Documents.

The new fourth edition of Execution of Documents is a practical guide to:

the execution of documents such as deeds, contracts, powers of attorney, statutory declarations, and documents used in litigation, and
understanding the legal background of different types of legal entity, and associated practice issues concerning the execution of documents by them

This expanded edition features a new chapter, providing practical guidance on signing documents using electronic signatures. The chapter on notaries has been updated to reflect the developments in technology and law since the third edition.

Full coverage of this new edition includes:

the law as it applies to electronic signatures
key points from the reports on the Electronic Execution of Documents by the Law Commission (2019) and the Industry Working Group (2022–23) that followed
best practice guidance on the use of electronic signatures in the execution of documents
practical advice on the use of qualified electronic signatures
changes to statutory declarations as a result of COVID-19

Part I: Procedural Guide:
1.Agreements under hand;
2.Execution of a deed by an individual;
3.Execution of a deed by a corporation (not formed under a Companies Act or regulated by CA 2006);
4.Execution of a deed by a company formed under the Companies Acts;
5.Execution of a deed by a limited liability partnership;
6.Execution of a deed by a company incorporated outside United Kingdom;
7.Execution of a deed by a local authority;
8.Execution of a deed by a partnership;
9.Execution of a deed by charitable incorporated organisation (CIO) under the Charities Act 2011;
10.Execution of a deed by a registered society;
11.Statutory declarations;
12.Powers of attorney;
13.Statements of truth; 14.Affidavits.

Part II: Legal commentary:
15.Agreements under hand;
16.Execution of a deed by an individual;
17.Execution of a deed by a corporation (not formed under a Companies Act);
18.Execution of a deed by a company formed under a Companies Act or to which the CA 2006 applies;
19.Execution of a deed by a limited liability partnership;
20.Execution of a deed by a company incorporated outside Great Britain or the United Kingdom;
21.Companies - other;
22.Execution of a deed by a local authority;
23.Execution of a deed by a partnership;
24.Charities;
25.Universities and other higher education institutions;
26.Trusts;
27.Statutory declarations;
28.Powers of attorney;
29.Statements of truth;
30.Affidavits.

Part III: Specific Issues:
31.Electronic signatures;
32.Persons authorised to take oaths;
33.Other persons authorised to administer oaths;
34.Notaries public;
35.Welsh language;
36.Fees and value added tax.

Mark Anderson is managing partner of Anderson Law LLP, a visiting lecturer at the Faculty of Laws, University College London, and chairman of the Law Society's Intellectual Property Law Committee. He has over 30 years' experience of drafting, negotiating and advising on commercial contracts.

Victor Warner is a solicitor at Anderson Law LLP specialising in intellectual property and technology law. He is the principal author of Technology Transfer (Bloomsbury Professional, 2010), and several volumes of Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents (LexisNexis). He is also a notary public.