Suppose I sign a contract with a company to buy some amount of good in bulk but while signing I faked it, they wouldn't have a way to know if it's my actual signature and if I breach my contract I could just say I never signed it, they won't have any proof as the signature is not mine. How can you protect yourself from this?
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In what way is the mark you made not your acceptance of the contract?
It doesn’t matter if it’s your name, or someone else’s name, or an X or the Bluetooth logo or a caricature of Donald Trump. You made it - it’s your signature.
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2Claiming that you didn’t sign it when you actually did could be fraud. Claiming that you signed “Mickey Mouse” means you admit you signed. Aug 11, 2020 at 8:09