Proof of signature and handwriting requires establishing that disputed writing belongs to the alleged signer or writer. Section 67 requires proof of a person's signature or handwriting where a document is alleged to have been signed or written, wholly or partly, by that ... Summary
Proof of signature and handwriting requires establishing that disputed writing belongs to the alleged signer or writer.
Section 67 requires proof of a person's signature or handwriting where a document is alleged to have been signed or written, wholly or partly, by that person. The party relying on the allegation must establish that the disputed signature or relevant handwriting is genuinely attributable to the alleged signer or writer.
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