Apostrophe cause a carriage return when sig is selected

I've got no clue on this one folks, only seems to happen in mail when a sig file is selected as a default, regardless of whether a new signature is created from scratch or a pervious one is chosen. If none is select it appears to not happen or the adding of an apostrophe does not invoke a carriage return?
All clues and observations welcome!
Mr. "P"

Yes as it turns out someone had turned on smart quotes in the keyboard system preferences.
Case closed...

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