Proof of execution remains available through other evidence when an attesting witness denies or cannot recollect execution. Proof of execution may be established by other evidence where an attesting witness denies the execution of the document or does not recollect it. Other ... Summary
Proof of execution remains available through other evidence when an attesting witness denies or cannot recollect execution.
Proof of execution may be established by other evidence where an attesting witness denies the execution of the document or does not recollect it. Other evidence remains available to prove execution when the witness either disputes that the document was executed or cannot remember the execution, so the denial or lack of recollection does not prevent proof through evidentiary material independent of the witness's recollection.
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