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When can a disinterested third party sign a document without witnesses?
When the document is a simple agreement
When appointed by a court
When no witnesses are available
Never, 2 witnesses are always required
The correct answer is: Never, 2 witnesses are always required
Option A is incorrect because a disinterested third party cannot sign the document without witnesses, regardless of the type of document it is. Option B is incorrect because even if a disinterested third party is appointed by a court, they still need witnesses to sign the document. Option C is incorrect because while witnesses may not be readily available, it is still necessary for a disinterested third party to have witnesses present when signing a document. The correct explanation is A disinterested third party must always have two witnesses present when signing a document. This ensures that the document is legally binding and prevents fraudulent behavior. Therefore, the option "Never, 2 witnesses are always required" is the correct answer. The other options are incorrect because they imply that there are certain situations where a disinterested third party can sign without witnesses, which is not the case.