Affix Seal
/ˈæfɪks siːl/
Definitions
- (n.) A stamp, sticker, or embossed emblem physically attached to a document to authenticate it or to indicate approval, certification, or security.
The notary affixed her seal to the contract to validate the witness signatures.
Forms
- affix seals
- affixed seal
- affixing seal
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Commentary
In legal drafting, specifying the method and purpose of affixing the seal can clarify its evidentiary effect.
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