Lawbinding
Lawbinding refers to the practice of securing or fastening documents, typically legal ones, together in a way that indicates their official status and prevents unauthorized alteration. Historically, this involved various methods, from simple string and wax seals to more complex techniques like sewing pages together with specialized threads. The primary purpose of lawbinding is to ensure the integrity and authenticity of legal documents, such as contracts, deeds, and court filings.
Modern lawbinding often utilizes specialized binding machines that employ heat, adhesives, or mechanical fasteners. These methods