Execution of valid contracts
My question is: When one of the parties to a contract is a corporation, must an officer or agent of the corporation actually subscribe his or her signature to the document? More specifically, if a duly authorized agent or officer of a corporation merely stamped the written contract with a symbol of some sort (such as a representation of the corporate logo), and no actual signature of any real person was attached, would the contract be valid and enforceable? I need to know this before I pay these folks what they say I owe under a contract I now doubt is legitimate... Thanks. I'll appreciate any guidance.