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Holograph

any writing, as a letter, deed, or will, wholly written by the person from whom it bears to proceed.

În Scots law a holograph deed is valid without the signatures of witnesses, but in English law every deed, whether holograph or not, must have the names of two witnesses attached to it to render it valid.

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