Limitation on Contractual Authority Sample Clauses

Limitation on Contractual Authority. Only the County Board of Commissioners, the County Manager, or another agent specifically designated in writing by either to exercise their respective authority related to the Contract shall be authorized to enter into, modify, or otherwise bind the County to the Contract in any way. Any such action shall be taken only by the signed written consent thereof, and no party shall rely upon any verbal communications, or otherwise upon the authority of any other agent of the County in lieu thereof. This provision shall apply to prevent any inadvertent or passive modifications to the terms of the Contract through communications between the parties as may otherwise be allowed by law, including but not limited to any such provisions of the North Carolina Uniform Commercial Code, if applicable.
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Limitation on Contractual Authority. For Agreements in amounts of Ninety Thousand Dollars ($90,000.00) or more, only the Mayor on behalf of the Town Board of Commissioners or another specifically designated in writing by said person(s) to exercise their respective authority related to the Agreement shall be authorized to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to the Agreement in any way. For any Agreement in an amount under Ninety Thousand Dollars ($90,000.00), the Town Manager shall be authorized to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to the Agreement; provided, however, that such authority has been granted and may be withdrawn at any time by the Town Board of Commissioners. Any such action shall be taken only by the signed written consent thereof, and no party shall rely upon any verbal communications or otherwise upon the authority of any other agent of the Town in lieu thereof. This provision shall apply to prevent any inadvertent or passive modification to the terms of the Agreement through communications between the parties as may otherwise be allowed by law, including but not limited to any such provision of the North Carolina Uniform Commercial Code, if applicable.
Limitation on Contractual Authority. Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, for Agreements in amounts of Ninety Thousand Dollars ($90,000.00) or more, only the Mayor on behalf of the Town Board of Commissioners or another specifically designated in writing by said person(s) to exercise their respective authority related to the Agreement shall be authorized to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to the Agreement in any way. For any Agreement in an amount under Ninety Thousand Dollars ($90,000.00), the Town Manager shall be authorized to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to the Agreement; provided, however, that such authority has been granted and may be withdrawn at any time by the Town Board of Commissioners. Furthermore, the Town Manager shall have the authority to designate in writing Assistant Town Managers to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to an Agreement not exceeding Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,000.00) and to authorize in writing other Town employees to enter into, modify or otherwise bind the Town to an Agreement not exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00); provided, however, that such authority has been granted and may be withdrawn at any time by the Town Board or the Town Manager as the case may be. Any such action shall be taken only by the signed written consent thereof, and no party shall rely upon any verbal communications or otherwise upon the authority of any other agent of the Town in lieu thereof. This provision shall apply to prevent any inadvertent or passive modification to the terms of the Agreement through communications between the parties as may otherwise be allowed by law, including but not limited to any such provision of the North Carolina Uniform Commercial Code, if applicable.
Limitation on Contractual Authority. Except for one-off live performances or other appearances that have your initial approval, we shall not have the authority to enter into any agreements on your behalf. We further agree not to present ourselves as having such authority.

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