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Possible to teach me Japanese while I can speak mandarin with you. The languages I fluent with are English, Chinese and Malay.

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The reason is that the warranty have to be 10 years, which contract executed under hand is limit to 6 years, whereas deed executed under seal valid till 12 years. Sent from my ONE A2003 using Tapatalk Can you give me a citation or reference for this, please? http://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki...

Maybe you know something that I don't but I don't see that a seal, or lack of a seal, makes any difference whatsoever in the terms of the contract or its enforceability in the courts. In fact, I judge that only a very small set of contractual documents even need to have a signature to be enforceabl...

By warranty deed then, you mean you are executing a document, given to the buyer, which states that you guarantee your work for 10 years and will provide certain actions or compensation if the work does not last ten years? Is that the type of "deed" you are referring to? Yes Sent from my ONE A2003 ...

Strong Eagle wrote:What kind of deed?

Warranty, as a construction company providing 10 years warranty of waterproofing, etc. To the employer.

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There are 65 references to the word "seal" in the Companies Act. About half of the refer to the "hand and seal" of the Corporate Registrar. My view is this: The language of 41 (4) says "A document or proceeding". A share certificate is a document. Therefore the seal is not required. This would also...