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As a 10 year old boy I was asked to sign a document in a Scottish solicitor's office. I was not permitted to see the contents (the solicitor was not happy with this)
The document related to worth or money
Question: What document would need a 10 year old's signature?
Ken
The document related to worth or money
Question: What document would need a 10 year old's signature?
Ken
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You say you were "asked" to sign. Did you sign?
The only situation I know of where a person is asked to sign without seeing the contents is when a signature is being witnessed. In that situation you are just witnessing the signature, therefore don't need to know the contents. However it would be unusual to ask a 10 year old to act as a witness when the solicitor's secretary could have done that. I am sure a witness to a signature requires to be 18.
The only other thing that comes to mind would be divorce proceedings involving custody and/or change of name.0 -
Yes I signed but the solicitor acting as signatory should have made certain that I knew what was in the document, he was persuaded not to, hence the repercussions
Essentially I was being used to hide/protect something with monetary worth.0 -
The Law Society Of Scotland exists to uphold standards, perhaps approach them with an outline of the circumstances.0
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Absolutely, but the more I can give them the better.0
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