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We want three parties to sign the contract, is that possible?

Find out how to include more than two parties in a contract.

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Written by Alexia Frieberg
Updated over a year ago

As of right now, it’s only possible for two parties to sign, no more – no less. We are actively working on developing a multiparty signing feature for the future, as we value your feedback and input.

In the meantime, we offer a couple of options to address this challenge:

Option 1 - Power of attorney

One option is to issue a power of attorney, which would grant one party the legal authority to enter into the agreement on behalf of both parties.

Option 2 - Individual copies

Another option is to create a copy for the second person, so all parties involved can sign with their own signature. If you plan on signing two separate contracts, you can consider either:

A) Entering the total rent or price in both contracts and specifying that there is a solidary obligation to pay, meaning that all parties are jointly responsible for the entire rent amount;

or

B) Splitting the sum, which means that each party has individual responsibility for paying their respective share of the rent or price

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Should you need copies or have any further questions, contact us at support@swiftcourt.com or in our live chat and we’ll happily assist you!

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