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<h1>Legal execution requires understanding and consent beyond mere signing under Stamp Act 1899</h1> The legal term 'execute' and 'executed' primarily means to sign a document and make it legally valid. Under the Stamp Act 1899, execution refers to signing and includes electronic attribution. However, execution involves more than mere signing - it requires the signatory to understand and consent to the document's terms. A person who signs under coercion, fraud, or without understanding the document's nature has not truly executed it. For registered documents under the Registration Act, execution is presumed unless specifically denied. The term encompasses both the physical act of signing and the mental assent to be bound by the document's terms, distinguishing it from involuntary or uninformed signatures.