Attests

/əˈtɛsts/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To serve as clear evidence or proof of; to confirm or certify the authenticity of a document, signature, or fact, often under oath.
    The notary attests the authenticity of the signature on the contract.

Forms

  • attesting
  • attested

Commentary

In legal drafting, 'attest' often implies a formal declaration made by a witness or official, underscoring the document's validity.

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