Execution of agreement authorised Clause Samples
The 'Execution of agreement authorised' clause confirms that the individuals signing the agreement have the legal authority to do so on behalf of the parties they represent. In practice, this clause typically requires each signatory to warrant that they have obtained all necessary internal approvals or consents before executing the contract. Its core function is to prevent disputes over the validity of the agreement by ensuring that all parties are properly bound and that the contract cannot be challenged on the grounds of unauthorised execution.
Execution of agreement authorised. The execution by the Premier of the State of Western Australia acting for and on behalf of the State of an Agreement in or substantially in accordance with the form set out in the First Schedule is authorised.
Execution of agreement authorised. The execution by or on behalf of the State of an agreement between the State and the Commonwealth substantially in the form contained in the Schedule to this Act is hereby authorised; and any agreement executed pursuant to this section shall be deemed to be approved by the Parliament of the State and shall be binding on the State.