Execution of contracts: waiver of requirement for signature | Practical Law

Execution of contracts: waiver of requirement for signature | Practical Law

The Court of Appeal has held that parties had waived a requirement that a contract was only binding when it had been signed by both parties.

Execution of contracts: waiver of requirement for signature

Practical Law UK Articles 0-630-2204 (Approx. 3 pages)

Execution of contracts: waiver of requirement for signature

by Baker & McKenzie LLP
Published on 30 Jun 2016 • United Kingdom
The Court of Appeal has held that parties had waived a requirement that a contract was only binding when it had been signed by both parties.