Does a legal contract with out all original signature on the copy has a legal value in court

As in you have a contract that has signatures, but it is just a copy or are you saying you have an unsigned copy of a contract?  If you have a copy of a signed contract, you’re probably good to go.  However, if you just have a contract missing signatures, you could have a tough time with that.  With a copy, it is a little more difficult for the signatory to deny signing the contract; whereas, it is a lot simpler for a signatory to deny having signed a contract that’s missing his or her signature.  That said, written contracts aren’t the only way for a “contract” to exist.  If you feel like you may have a cause of action (or need to defend a cause of action), you should see a local contract litigation attorney to discuss because there are a lot of variables that can make or break a cause of action on a contract.