Effective date of order is the date of signing; orders must be dated upon signature to prevent antedating. The instruction holds that the effective date of an order is the date on which it is actually signed, not the date it was dictated, and mandates that orders bear the actual date of signature; antedating is prohibited and signatures should always be dated.
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Effective date of order is the date of signing; orders must be dated upon signature to prevent antedating.
The instruction holds that the effective date of an order is the date on which it is actually signed, not the date it was dictated, and mandates that orders bear the actual date of signature; antedating is prohibited and signatures should always be dated.
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