Ratification refers to the official approval or confirmation by a person or entity of a previous contract or act, which would not be legally binding without such approval. It often occurs in situations where the initial agreement was not properly authorized or where further consent is essential for the agreement's enforceability.
Testchecking is a procedure used in auditing to verify the accuracy of certain items in financial records, allowing the auditor to form an opinion about the entire account.
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