Posted by frank michael on 10/24/06

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After entering into a real estate contract, which was
deemed "executed" by only my signature, Seller refuses to
return deposit monies, based on not receiving Buyer's
Right to Cancel letter 15 days after contract signing.
After submiting to my oversight, I discovered that my copy
of the original agreement,and that of the fully signed
Seller's agreement,had my initials forged in different
areas of the contract. My question: Is this contract
still legal and in effect even though some initials, which
are meant to accept and confirm, are forged? or does
forgery only apply to a full signature?

Re: contract impropriorities, 10/27/06, by Res ispa Loquitur..

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