A covenant recorded in a document containing a wax seal,showing that the covenantor adopted the document as his act and deed,is referred to as a document under seal.

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A document under seal is a legal term for a document which has been executed or signed by a party who has placed their seal on the document. The use of a seal is an old custom which signifies that the document is authentic and binding. Historically, the seal would have been made of wax and impressed with an embossed image or design. Today, a seal may be created using a rubber stamp or other means but the legal significance is the same.

A Covenant Recorded in a Document Containing a Wax Seal,showing