Parma Tile Mosaic & Marble Co. v. Short

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• recognizing that “a signature for Statute of Frauds purposes may be ‘a name, written or printed . . .’” so long as it was included with an apparent intent to authenticate the writing
• programmed imprint of sender’s name insufficient to authenticate every document faxed; an intent to authenticate the specific writing at issue must be demonstrated

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).