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Electronic and virtual signatures

Nabeela Edris, Associate in the Real Estate practice joined the Shakedown show on YFM, to discuss the use of electronic and virtual signatures. She clarifies according to the Act's where, when and how you can use these signatures.

6 Aug 2020 08:10 Minutes Podcast
Electronic and virtual signatures

Electronic and virtual signatures

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Electronic and virtual signatures

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Nabeela Edris, Associate in the Real Estate practice joined the Shakedown show on YFM, to discuss the use of electronic and virtual signatures. She clarifies according to the Act's where, when and how you can use these signatures.

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