Signing Authorities definition

Signing Authorities means the positions that have been delegated the authority from the respective Board, the by-laws of the Corporation or an Entity, as the case may be or this Policy or the Internal Delegation of Authority Policy to sign an Agreement on behalf of the respective Corporation or Entity and “Signing Authority” means any one of the Signing Authorities.

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Signing Authorities means two separate signatures from among the CAO, Director of Financial Services, Director of Corporate Services, Director of Operational Services, Director of Community Services, Director of Planning and Development Services, Fire Chief (only in relation to fire services),

Signing Authorities. Any two persons who are so authorized by an officer of Royal Bank of Canada.

Examples of Signing Authorities in a sentence

If we permit, you may authorize and appoint Signing Authorities on this Account.
You are solely responsible for determining the suitability of individuals you appoint as Signing Authorities or as Authorized Contacts.
You agree to immediately notify ATB Financial of any change of name, Authorized Contact, Director, Councilor, Signing Authorities, agent or address (mail and email).
When using the Services, the client will not be permitted to transfer funds out of any Account on which more than one signature is required to authorize a transaction, unless prior authorization is received in writing from all Signing Authorities.
You agree to immediately notify ATB Financial of any change of name, Authorized Contact, Director, Councilor, Signing Authorities, agent or address.
When using the Services, you will not be permitted to transfer funds out of any Account on which more than one signature is required to authorize a Transaction, unless priorauthorization is received in writing from all Signing Authorities.
When using the Services, the client will not be permitted to transfer funds out of any Account on which more than one signature is required to authorize a Transaction, unless prior authorization is received in writing from all Signing Authorities.
The Member agrees to advise Servus Credit Union in writing of any additions or deletions to the designated Signing Authorities.
When using the Services, you will not be permitted to transfer funds out of any Account on which more than one signature is required to authorize a Transaction, unless prior authorization is received in writing from all Signing Authorities.
The Facility shall apply to ICBC in writing for approval of any changes to the names of Instructor Trainers, Assessment Officers or Signing Authorities, prior to their acting as Instructor Trainer, Assessment Officer or Signing Authority under the terms of this Agreement.

More Definitions of Signing Authorities

Signing Authorities. Any two persons who are so authorized by an officer of Royal Bank of Canada. Name of Eligible Institution: Royal Bank of Canada Address of Eligible Institution: Main Branch Royal Bank Plaza 200 ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Account No.: ● Transit No.: 00002 Designation of Account: [Golden Credit Card Trust Series 202●-● Reserve Account] Signing Authorities: Per instructions from BNY Trust Company of Canada SCHEDULE B FORM OF NOTICE RESPECTING MAXIMUM SERIES ENTITLEMENT (Series 202●-● Ownership Interest) TO: ROYAL BANK OF CANADA, as Servicer FROM: [CO-OWNER] The following information is reported to you in our capacity as [● of ●], in accordance with Section 4.04 of the Second Amended and Restated Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated as of October 30, 2009, and Section 4.01(a) of the Series 202●-● Purchase Agreement dated as of ●, 2023: Determination Period: From: To: Funding Costs (being the sum of the following items): $●

Signing Authorities. The Member agrees to advise the Credit Union in writing of any additions or deletions to the designated signing authorities.

Signing Authorities refers to the authorized signers on an account.

Signing Authorities means that the named office holders have the power to make financial commitments such as contracts, licenses and purchase orders, and to sign any cheques consequent to those commitments. In all cases, two signatures are required, and, compliance with these Signing Authorities will be a specific task upon which the independent auditor will be asked to report annually to the Board of Directors.