Legal Question in Entertainment Law in New Jersey

entertainment law
Does an entertainment and music
contract have to be notarized?

Asked on 5/23/09, 5:53 pm

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Warren Markowitz Warren R. Markowitz, Esq

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It would depend if the contract required it.

If the contract required it to be witnessed by a notary then it has to be, if not, then no.

Answered on 5/24/09, 8:15 pm

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