Admission of execution confirms authenticity against the admitting party even when attestation is statutorily required. Admission of execution by a party to an attested document constitutes sufficient proof of its execution as against that party, even if the document is one ... Summary
Admission of execution confirms authenticity against the admitting party even when attestation is statutorily required.
Admission of execution by a party to an attested document constitutes sufficient proof of its execution as against that party, even if the document is one which the law requires to be attested. The provision treats the party's admission as determinative of execution for documentary evidence purposes.
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