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Latest post Wed, Feb 8 2006 7:19 AM by nona the brit. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  194043 Wed, 08 Feb 06 07:08 AM

"You shall sign and affix your seal on the contract. "

I feel that "your name" is missing after "sign" in the above sentence. Can someone make some comments on this sentence?

Thank you.
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nona the brit  +  194045 Wed, 08 Feb 06 07:19 AM

You could say sign your name if you really wanted to but it is not necessary and does sound a bit odd actually, everyone knows that when you sign something, you are signing your name. That is what sign means. Common phrases 'sign here;sign on the dotted line; sign a contract; sign below; sign in the box'
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