In China, many civil disputes, parties often present promissory notes or agreements. However, many of these documents lack legal validity, with one key factor being that the wrong person signed or stamped them. First, when signing agreements with companies, documents bearing an official company seal generally hold legal validity. If a signature is present, it is crucial to verify who signed. Signatures from a company’s legal representative are typically legally binding. However, signatures from individuals like project managers or financial directors often require analysis based on the specific transaction context to determine their legal validity. I am Attorney Lyu from Xuzhou China. For any legal inquiries, please contact me.
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