testimonium clause
- The part of a legal document, such as a deed, that confirms its authenticity, usually starting with 'In witness whereof'. It provides key details such as the date it was signed and the witnesses present
- The testimonium clause in the contract indicated that it was signed on January 12th, with two witnesses present.
- The notary had to ensure the testimonium clause of the property deed was properly filled out with the correct date and witness details.
- A properly completed testimonium clause is essential for confirming the authenticity of the document.
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