IdentificationQuestion 71 of 100
May a person with a direct financial interest in the transaction serve as a credible witness?
a.Yes, always
b.No; a credible witness must have no financial interest and not be named in the document
c.Yes, for jurats
d.Only if related to the signer
Explanation
A credible witness must be disinterested—having no financial interest in the transaction and not being named in the document. This impartiality protects the integrity of the identification.
Law Reference: CA Civil Code §1185Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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