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Attest
1. To certify or to state under oath.

2. See: Testament.
attest

To witness by observation and signature,as one who attests that another has signed a real estate contract.Contrast with acknowledgment,in which the signer states he or she signed the document voluntarily,and then a notary public or other such individual affixes his or her signature and seal as evidence of hearing the acknowledgment and witnessing the signing.
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Proof of submitting a spurious report would subject the attestor to legal liability, as would proof of any deliberate failure to report a species sighting that in any way contributes to an onsite taking of that species.
Back to the drawing board: a proposal for adopting a listed species ... by Moore, W. Parker / UCLA Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
to Testamenti illud denuo edidi ##### et attestor in abbreviatura adesse subscriptiones a statuto requisitas et pro fede subscripsi Concordat cum copia authentica existente in Archivio Plebani Alliati Capit.
Decomposizione tipologica e lingua del testamento di Baldissar ... by Farina, Luciano F. / Italica
The threat that arises when an auditor acts as an advocate for or against an audit client's position or opinion rather than as an unbiased attestor.
A framework for auditor independence by Jaenicke, Henry R. / Journal of Accountancy
 
 
 
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