Limited Power of Attorney definition

Limited Power of Attorney means the document through which the Client appoints a Fund Manager or representative to act and/ or give instructions on its behalf in respect of the Agreement;

Limited Power of Attorney means the Limited Power of Attorney in the form of Attachment H to this Agreement.

Limited Power of Attorney. A limited power of attorney, in the form of Exhibit K, executed by Seller and delivered to Custodian, authorizing Custodian to prepare Mortgage Note endorsements in the form indicated thereon.

Examples of Limited Power of Attorney in a sentence

• By initialing the boxes below and signing this Agreement, if “Buyer” consists of two or more persons, the undersigned hereby give a reciprocal Limited Power of Attorney to the other respective person(s) to grant him or her full power and authority to execute any modification, change order, amendment, alteration or correction whatsoever to this Agreement; hereby ratifying, confirming and binding myself to such acts as if I were personally present at the execution of said document.

• A Limited Power of Attorney (LPOA) is generally executed with the custodian of Client assets.

• At closing, Seller to execute a Limited Power of Attorney pertaining to the subject property, a Deed to transfer title, and sign a 3-page Disclosure.

• The Limited Power of Attorney includes placements into investment programs or portfolios presented on SGT’s business partner websites of JP Fund Services SA and Trademakers.

• The Trading/Portfolio/Placement Agent represents that he has all of the applicable government approvals, licenses, and permits required in order to exercise this Limited Power of Attorney.

More Definitions of Limited Power of Attorney

Limited Power of Attorney means the document through which you appoint an Account Manager or another person to act and/or give Orders on your behalf in connection with your Account;

Limited Power of Attorney means a Limited Power of Attorney in the form of Exhibit E attached hereto.

Limited Power of Attorney means the document through which the Client appoints a Fund Manager or representative to act and/ or give instructions on its behalf in respect of the Agreement; "Manifest Error" shall mean as defined in Clause 26.1 of these Terms;

Limited Power of Attorney when used in the Agreement and/or any agreements by and between us, including, without limitation, these Terms and Conditions, unless the context otherwise requires, shall mean the document through which the client appoints an Agent or representative to act and/or give instructions on its behalf in respect of the Agreement;

Limited Power of Attorney means the document through which the Client appoints an Agent or representative to act and/or give instructions on its behalf in respect of the Agreement;

Limited Power of Attorney is given in connection with, and relates solely to that certain Commercial Mortgage Servicing Oversight Agreement dated as of November [_], 2015, between Owners and Oversight Servicer, under the terms of which Oversight Servicer shall oversee the servicing activities of Midland Loan Services, a Division of PNC Bank, National Association “(Midland”) under a Servicing Agreement dated July 13, 2015 among Midland, Owners and Oversight Servicer (“Midland Servicing Agreement”). Pursuant to the Midland Servicing Agreement, Owners engaged Midland to act as the Master Servicer of Mortgage Loans that the Owners acquire or originate from time to time and as the Special Servicer with respect to certain of those Mortgage Loans as defined in the Midland Servicing Agreement.

Limited Power of Attorney means the power of attorney to be executed by Seller granting Purchaser the right to execute instruments relating to the loans included in the Transferred Assets on behalf of and as the act and deed of Seller, in substantially the form of Exhibit E hereto.