Executing and Signing Commercial Property Contracts and Deeds

Contracts and Deeds are only valid if they are executed and signed correctly. If you have ever wondered if you are following the correct formalities to sign a contract and/or a deed, and/or whether they can be signed electronically, this subfolder contains helpful Guidance Notes on this topic. These Guidance Notes are practical guides to getting it right when it comes to the process of executing agreements.

The Guidance Note: Formalities for Signing Deeds and Contracts looks at the different types of written contracts and their features and also provides helpful signature blocks for use by individuals, companies, attorneys, partnerships and LLPs when signing agreements and/or deeds to make sure they are valid whoever is required to sign.

The Guidance Note: Electronic Signature of Deeds and Contracts looks at which contracts, deeds and other documents will be valid if in electronic form and signed electronically (rather than in hard copy form) and how they may be created and signed in such form.

• Guidance Note: Formalities for Signing Deeds and Contracts
• Guidance Note: Electronic Signature of Deeds and Contracts

These Signing Commercial Property Contracts and Deeds Documents are part of the Property Documents Folder. Just £35.00 + VAT will provide you with 1 year's unlimited access to download all/any documents from the Property Folder.