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execution version

An execution version is the final version of a contract or other legal document that is ready to be signed by the parties.

In plain English

This term refers to the settled text of a contract or other legal document, not a draft still being changed. It is the version the parties can sign.

In context

Here, it labels the final contract version that is ready for the parties to sign.

Situation
Reading agreement sections, parties, dates, signatures, and execution status
What it communicates
labels the version prepared to be signed.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not show whether the parties have already signed the document.

Examples

“After the last edits were agreed, counsel circulated the execution version of the contract for signature and set the marked-up drafts aside.”

Core meaning

“The execution version of the agreement was sent to both parties that evening.”

In context