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Witness as to Principal & Witness as to Surety - South Carolina
Witness as to Principal & Witness as to Surety is a legal document that was released by the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs - a government authority operating within South Carolina.
FAQ
Q: What is a witness as to principal?
A: A witness as to principal is someone who signs a contract to verify the identity of the person taking on the primary obligation or responsibility.
Q: What is a witness as to surety?
A: A witness as to surety is someone who signs a contract to verify the identity of the person taking on the secondary obligation or responsibility.
Q: Why are witnesses required for contracts in South Carolina?
A: Witnesses are required to ensure the validity and enforceability of a contract in South Carolina.
Q: Do the witnesses need to be present during the signing of the contract?
A: Yes, the witnesses must be present and physically witness the signing of the contract.
Q: Can a witness be a family member or spouse?
A: In most cases, a witness should not be a family member or spouse to maintain objectivity and avoid potential conflicts of interest.
Q: Are witnesses legally obligated to testify in court about the contract?
A: Yes, witnesses may be called to testify in court if the validity or enforceability of the contract is challenged.
Form Details:
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