Proof of attested documents permits handwriting evidence when attesting witnesses cannot be found or execution occurred in the United Kingdom. Where no attesting witness can be found, proof requires evidence that at least one witness's attestation is in that witness's handwriting and that the ... Summary
Proof of attested documents permits handwriting evidence when attesting witnesses cannot be found or execution occurred in the United Kingdom.
Where no attesting witness can be found, proof requires evidence that at least one witness's attestation is in that witness's handwriting and that the executant's signature is in the executant's handwriting. The same requirements apply where the document purports to have been executed in the United Kingdom.
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