The deal was signed and sealed yesterday.
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Useful english dictionary. 2012.
signed and sealed — or signed, sealed, and delivered an agreement that is signed and sealed is officially completed The deal was signed and sealed yesterday … English dictionary
signed and sealed — (also signed, sealed, and delivered) ► finished and official because all the necessary documents have been signed: »The project can start now that the contract has been signed and sealed. Main Entry: ↑sign … Financial and business terms
signed and sealed — index contractual Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
signed and sealed — 1. having official approval. We won t get paid until the contract is signed and sealed. Usage notes: usually refers to an agreement or contract 2. completed or made final. He ll make a decision next week, but until then the matter isn t signed… … New idioms dictionary
signed, sealed, and delivered — signed and sealed or signed, sealed, and delivered an agreement that is signed and sealed is officially completed The deal was signed and sealed yesterday … English dictionary
signed, sealed and delivered — ˌsigned and ˈsealed | ˌsigned, ˌsealed and deˈlivered idiom definite, because all the legal documents have been signed Main entry: ↑signidiom … Useful english dictionary
signed, sealed, and delivered — (or signed and sealed) formally and officially agreed and in effect … Useful english dictionary
sealed instrument — n. An instrument signed and sealed by its maker. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. sealed instrument n. A document that has been … Law dictionary
signed, sealed and delivered — informal, informal if a document or an agreement is signed, sealed and delivered, it has been officially signed and completed. A copy of the will, signed, sealed and delivered, arrived at our house the next morning. There was a signed and sealed… … New idioms dictionary
sealed verdict — A verdict reached by agreement during a recess of the court, signed and sealed, to be presented and affirmed by the jury at the next opening of the court. 58 Am J1st Trial § 1010 … Ballentine's law dictionary
