What is an indenture?
We’ve already examined the historical distinction between a deed poll and an deed inter-parties. But here is another! Whereas a deed poll, made by one party only, had a shaved or “polled” edge, an indenture, which was a deed to which two or more persons are parties and which evidenced some act, bargain, contract, conveyance, […]
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Deed poll vs deed inter-parties?
The difference between a deed poll and a deed inter partes is absolutely crucial because of the difference as to who may enforce the deed in question. It is clear that any person named or sufficiently indicated in a deed poll may sue to enforce any obligation undertaken in that deed poll in his […]
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What is a deed inter-parties or indenture?
A deed inter-parties is a deed which expressly states that it is made between two or more named persons. The difference between a deed poll and a deed inter partes is absolutely crucial because of the difference as to who may enforce the deed in question. It is clear that any person named or sufficiently […]
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