👉 A lawling is a type of legal document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of a person or entity. It typically includes a list of obligations, such as paying taxes, making debts, or providing services to another party. In a lawling, the individual or entity must sign their name, address, date, and witness's signature on the document. The document is then signed by the judge who will interpret it for any disputes that may arise. The purpose of a lawling is to provide clarity
