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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pp signature
Hi
I have a letter at home which is written because of a dispute between me and my employer.
The letter is signed with a pp but the pp signature is the same as the person underneath.
For example it's signed:
pp. Joe Bloogs
Joe Bloogs
not:
pp. Joe Bloggs
John Smith
What has happened here, could it be possible that a person has signed it without the other person knowledge.
Thankyou
I have a letter at home which is written because of a dispute between me and my employer.
The letter is signed with a pp but the pp signature is the same as the person underneath.
For example it's signed:
pp. Joe Bloogs
Joe Bloogs
not:
pp. Joe Bloggs
John Smith
What has happened here, could it be possible that a person has signed it without the other person knowledge.
Thankyou
Top answer
Hi, I would guess that the person who signed it on behalf of Joe Bloggs just signed 'Joe Bloggs' by mistake, because he didn't realize he should sign his own name. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, I would guess that the person who signed it on behalf of Joe Bloggs just signed 'Joe Bloggs' by mistake, because he didn't realize he should sign his own name.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
I would guess that the person who signed it on behalf of Joe Bloggs just signed 'Joe Bloggs' by mistake, because he didn't realize he should sign his own name.
Best wishes, Clive
I would guess that the person who signed it on behalf of Joe Bloggs just signed 'Joe Bloggs' by mistake, because he didn't realize he should sign his own name.
Best wishes, Clive
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