"Signed, sealed and delivered"

darlav | 21:23 Mon 27th Mar 2006 | Phrases & Sayings

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Where did the phrase "signed, sealed and delivered" originate from?

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It's a legal term meaning execution of contracts,deeds or other written documents. When something is signed, sealed and delivered legal obligations have thus been created.
Years ago they would have attached a wax seal to the document and pressed a ring or seal into it..Though where the term actually originated I don't know !

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