Execution of Documents and Instruments Sample Clauses
The "Execution of Documents and Instruments" clause defines the procedures and requirements for properly signing and formalizing legal documents related to the agreement. It typically specifies who is authorized to sign on behalf of each party, the manner in which signatures must be provided (such as in writing, electronically, or in counterparts), and may address the timing or location of execution. This clause ensures that all documents are validly executed, thereby making them legally binding and enforceable, and helps prevent disputes over the authenticity or authority of signatures.
Execution of Documents and Instruments.
(a) All agreements and other documents to be executed by the Board after being approved by the Board by resolution must be signed by the Chair and another Trustee, or by such other persons as the Board may direct.
(b) All cheques payable out of the Trust Fund, or other instruments that have the effect of withdrawing money from the Trust Fund, must be signed by two Trustees, provided that such Trustees, or such Trustee and Administrative Agent, have first been duly authorized by the Board.
(c) The Board may, by resolution, adopt a policy for the execution of agreements, documents and cheques that differs from the foregoing, and such policy supersedes the terms of this Section 4.11.
Execution of Documents and Instruments. Borrower and Guarantors each shall execute such other and further documents and instruments and take all other actions as may be reasonable, necessary or convenient, as and when requested by Bank to accomplish the purpose and intent of this Agreement.
Execution of Documents and Instruments. Bank shall execute such other and further documents and instruments and take all other actions as may be reasonable, necessary or convenient, as and when requested by Borrower and Guarantors to accomplish the purpose and intent of this Agreement.