Contracts
A Massachusetts seller who is a corporation requires that contract execution include:
AOnly the CEO's signature
BAuthorization from the board of directors or authorized corporate officer, evidenced by a corporate resolution✓ Correct
CNotarization of the corporate seal
DApproval from the Secretary of State
Explanation
A corporation can only act through its authorized agents. For real estate transactions, a corporate resolution authorizing the transaction and identifying the authorized signatory is typically required.
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