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1. (formal, legal, technical, slightly anal but potentially important): In relation to a {{tag|deed}}, having executed it, so provide an executed version to the other parties. Hence, in the words of that great chancery lawyer Stevie Wonder, [[signed, sealed, delivered]] — I’m yours. | 1. (formal, legal, technical, slightly anal but potentially important): In relation to a {{tag|deed}}, having executed it, so provide an executed version to the other parties. Hence, in the words of that great chancery lawyer Stevie Wonder, [[signed, sealed, delivered]] — I’m yours. Question; Does a [[deed poll]] also have to be delivered to be valid? | ||
2. A [[Buzzword|voguish]] way of saying “give” or “do”. | 2. A [[Buzzword|voguish]] way of saying “give” or “do”. | ||
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Revision as of 08:32, 13 July 2018
1. (formal, legal, technical, slightly anal but potentially important): In relation to a deed, having executed it, so provide an executed version to the other parties. Hence, in the words of that great chancery lawyer Stevie Wonder, signed, sealed, delivered — I’m yours. Question; Does a deed poll also have to be delivered to be valid?
2. A voguish way of saying “give” or “do”.
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