Signature Authority means the person duly authorized and empowered to execute in the name of the applicant all grant-related documents.
Signature Authority means the legal right to execute contracts and other written instruments in the name of and on behalf of the University and to bind the University to an obligation or promise.
Signature Authority means the authority to sign Contracts that legally bind WPI. Unless there is evidence to the contrary, those individuals named in this Policy and Appendix A as having Signature Authority who sign Contracts are presumed to be acting as agents of WPI, within the scope of their employment.
Examples of Signature Authority in a sentence
Procurement Criteria, Policies, and Signature Authority – See C.1(Superseded by Power Services Policy C.1 – SCPA Energy Risk Management Policy)4.
Print or Type Name of Authorized Signatory Signature Authority Title Signature of Authorized Signatory Date 9.
Such Contracts require the signature of the CEO, General Counsel or the Vice President of Finance in accordance with FRM-0093 Signature Authority Matrix.
This form must be signed by the individual authorized by the Agreement (e.g., the Signature Authority designated and authorized in the original application or verified by a Payee Data Record (Standard form 204).
Results:All p-card purchases of $10,000 or more were approved by the Signature Authority.
More Definitions of Signature Authority
Signature Authority. Each party has the full power and authority to enter into and perform this Agreement, and the person signing this Agreement on behalf of each Party has been given the proper authority and empowered to enter into this Agreement.
Signature Authority. This Contract shall not be valid unless it has been approved and signed by someone authorized by Larimer County Administrative Policy and Procedure 100.2N. This Contract may be executed in two or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original. The parties approve the use of electronic signatures, which shall be governed by the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, C.R.S. §24-71.3-101 et seq. If this Contract is electronically signed it (a) is considered a "writing" or "in writing," (b) is deemed for all purposes as physically "signed," (c) is deemed an "original" when printed or copied from electronic files or records established and maintained in the normal course of business, and (d) satisfies any legal formalities requiring that agreements be in writing. Neither party will contest the admissibility of copies (or printed versions) of this Agreement under either the business records exception to the hearsay rule, the best evidence rule or otherwise on the basis that the Agreement was originated, signed or maintained in electronic form. Other than an original hand-written signature or an electronic signature of the same formality used to originally execute this Agreement, no other communication between the parties (such as email, voice mail or fax without a signature) will be construed as a signature to this Agreement (or any amendments to it or waiver of it).
Signature Authority means the power to enter into and execute (whether by hand, electronic, or “click to accept”) a Purchase Agreement on behalf of the University (including a Department). Signature Authority is granted under the Treasurer’s Delegations, as defined by T97-014 and the Policy.
Signature Authority. The signature on any NRCS/FSA document for an individual authorized to sign for the trust shall consist of both of the following: • An indicator, such as “by” or “for,” illustrating that the individual is signing in a representative capacity. • And one of the following:
Signature Authority means the authority of the designated beneficiary or of a person on behalf of a designated beneficiary in accordance with the ABLE Act to establish and manage an ABLE account.
Signature Authority refers to the authority provided pursuant to AURA Policy to either 1) commit the Corporation up to a specific dollar threshold, and/or 2) approve the use of funds from a specific account up to a specific dollar threshold.
Signature Authority means only authorized individuals can approve a Requisition and/or Change Order. All authorized individuals shall have an approved Authorization on file with the Central Purchasing Office.