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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2020

FAQs - Covid-19 - Signing Contracts While In Isolation?

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Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic continues to significantly disrupt every day life across the world, much business activity continues

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Executing contracts during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic continues to significantly disrupt every day life across the world, much business activity continues (such as negotiating, agreeing and executing contracts for the provision of goods and services to be delivered at a time when some degree of normality has returned) - albeit in a largely remote environment.

Traditionally, many contracts have been executed using "wet ink" signatures (i.e. the contract is the document which has on it the original penned signatures of the signatories), but this may not be possible in a remote working environment. In addition, there are added complications if a party's execution of a contract requires two signatures (e.g. if the party is a company).

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