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The Attestor attesting witness must sign the deed or document concerned in the presence of the Executant.One of the factors which is not considered to be important in the course of execution and registration of deeds is attestation of deeds. In respect of deeds which are being registered, many parties regard this as a formality. The general approach is that any person who can sign the deed as a witness is good enough to attest the deed. However, this is an important matter and is not to be treated casually. It is desirable to have an understanding of the issues concerned.
Pursuant to the discussion on rights, interests and titles in immovable properties and property development transactions, it is useful to focus on legal persons and entities who are involved in them and the laws governing them. The first legal person and entity to be taken for discussion is an Individual in all his roles and legal statuses which are as follows:
