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joko | 22:14 Tue 12th Jan 2010 | Law
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who can sign this? it is only a contract for an agency service, so could i have it signed by anyone - a plumber perhaps, or must it be a doctor or somehting?

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If its just witnessing a civil contract, anyone can be the witness.
22:21 Tue 12th Jan 2010
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It normally needs to be an 'independent' person - ie not a family member or someone who has a connection to you - so a plumber would be fine.
07:17 Wed 13th Jan 2010
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edit - should add "Unless specified" to the above answer
07:18 Wed 13th Jan 2010
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Depends what the agency specify. If nothing then anyone will do.
09:15 Wed 13th Jan 2010
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Some people have specific requirements but usually an independant person over 18 and, obviously mentally capable etc...
20:47 Thu 14th Jan 2010

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