Legal Definition and Related Resources of X
Meaning of X
A contraction of the word extra, used in citing that part of the canon law called Gregory’s Decretals.
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Concept of X in the context of Real Property
A short definition of X: A common mark used by one who cannot sign his/her name. The signature is as valid as a signed name unless restricted by statute.
Concept of X in the context of Real Property
A short definition of X: A common mark used by one who cannot sign his/her name. The signature is as valid as a signed name unless restricted by statute.
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