Under His Hand ~ UK Case Law.pdf
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“IF A WARRANT IS NOT SIGNED”
The 'Rights of Entry (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954’ employs the specific legal term “under his hand," which signifies that the issuing Justice of the Peace must sign it for it to be considered valid.
The phrase "under his hand" appears in various pieces of UK legislation, and its interpretation has been pivotal in several recent legal cases, particularly concerning the validity of legal assignments under the Law of Property Act 1925.
There exists case law that enforces the legal definition of this phrase.
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The 'Rights of Entry (Gas and Electricity Boards) Act 1954’ employs the specific legal term “under his hand," which signifies that the issuing Justice of the Peace must sign it for it to be considered valid.
The phrase "under his hand" appears in various pieces of UK legislation, and its interpretation has been pivotal in several recent legal cases, particularly concerning the validity of legal assignments under the Law of Property Act 1925.
There exists case law that enforces the legal definition of this phrase.
See attached PDF. please share this document far and wide with all men and women. They are social media and email to everybody that you know.
Let’s get this information out there to help protect everyone.
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