Common use of PROOF OF AUTHORITY TO SIGN Clause in Contracts

PROOF OF AUTHORITY TO SIGN. The Rights Agent need not procure supporting legal papers, and is authorized to dispense with proof of authority to sign (including all proof of appointment or authority to sign of any fiduciary, custodian for a minor, or other person acting in a representative capacity), and to dispense with the signatures of co-fiduciaries, in connection with exercise of Rights in the following cases:

PROOF OF AUTHORITY TO SIGN. The Rights Agent need not procure supporting legal papers, and is authorized to dispense with proof of authority to sign (including all any proof of appointment or authority to sign of any fiduciary, custodian for a minor, or other person acting in a representative capacity), and to dispense with the signatures of co-fiduciaries, in connection with exercise of the Rights in the following cases: