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Incorrect execution can lead to documents being invalid or unenforceable. Ensure that you are following the correct procedures with the fully updated and revised third edition of Execution of Documents.Execution of Documents, 3rd edition provides 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 execution of documents by them.This expanded edition now features coverage for more types of organisations, including higher education institutions, charities, registered societies, and trusts. The new edition also takes account of cases decided since the second edition, providing practical insights into areas such as:* the meaning of a signature in an email* the binding nature of delivery when a deed is used* what constitutes execution by a company* when it is permissible to separate the signature page from the rest of a document* the consequences of not executing a deed in accordance with the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989.The book is divided into four main sections:* Procedural guides - offers step-by-step guidance on the correct procedure for executing each type of document and for executing deeds according to the type of legal entity* Legal commentary - provides a consideration of the underlying legal principles and issues for each type of document and for executing deeds according to the type of legal entity* Specific issues - covers matters that do not fall into the above* Selected appendices.

Mark Anderson is Managing Partner of Anderson Law LLP, a visiting lecturer at the Institute of Brand and Innovation Law, University College London, and a member of the Law Society's Intellectual Property Law Committee. He has over 30 years' experience of drafting and advising on confidentiality agreements for business and university clients. 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), several volumes of Encyclopedia of Forms and Precedents, and the Execution of Documents (Law Society) and has co-authored several other legal texts.