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Sign

Sign, in relation to person who is unable to write his

Sign-manual. 1. The royal signature. Sometimes required by statute as evidence

To affix ones signature to a second time to sign again

is its execution, which consists of three acts, viz.:- (a) Signing. This was not necessary before 1926 in cases where the

only bound by such signature if the agent in so signing was acting within the actual limits of his authority.'--Bills of

4), does not require mutual signatures to bind the party signing, but if it can be shown that the signature of

Of or pertaining to the science of signs or the systematic use of signs as a semeiological classification

land created by parol and not put in writing and signed by the parties making the same, or their agents lawfully

horizontal lines It is also called the crosshatch hash numeral sign and number sign in the U S it is commonly

assign 1 : to transfer (property or rights) to another [the general practice by inventors of ing patent rights "J....