Common use of Evidence of Manager’s Authority Clause in Contracts

Evidence of Manager’s Authority. Any Person transacting any business with the Company may transact such business with any Manager, acting on behalf of the Company, without necessity for inquiring into the authority of the Manager to so act on behalf of the Company, unless the Manager does not have actual authority to act on behalf of the Company with respect to that particular business and that Person has knowledge of the fact that the Manager lacks such authority. The Company may from time to time prepare a certificate or designation of authority or similar document which may be used by a Manager when transacting business of the Company. When a Manager executes any document on behalf of the Company, the Manager may do so by signing his name, followed by the word “Manager.” The Managers, if more than one, may delegate certain duties, authority, and responsibilities among themselves as they may unanimously agree. Any such delegation shall be in writing and signed by all Managers.

Evidence of Manager’s Authority. Any Person transacting any business with the Company may transact such business with any a Manager, acting on behalf of the Company, without necessity for inquiring into the authority of the that Manager to so act on behalf of the Company, unless the that Manager does not have actual authority to act on behalf of the Company with respect to that particular business and that Person has knowledge of the fact that the Manager lacks such authority. The Company may from time to time prepare a certificate or designation of authority or similar type document which may be used by a Manager when transacting business of the Company. When a Manager executes any document on behalf of the Company, the that Manager may do so by signing his his/her name, followed by the word “Manager.” The Managers, if more than one, Managers may delegate certain duties, authority, and responsibilities among themselves as they may unanimously agree. Any such delegation shall be in writing and signed by all Managers.

Evidence of Manager’s Authority. Any Person transacting any business with the Company may transact such business with any a Manager, acting on behalf of the Company, without necessity for inquiring into the authority of the Manager to so act on behalf of the Company, unless the Manager does not have actual authority to act on behalf of the Company with respect to that particular business and that Person has knowledge of the fact that the Manager lacks such authority. The Company may from time to time prepare a certificate or designation of authority or similar type document which may be used by a Manager when transacting business of the Company. When a Manager executes any document on behalf of the Company, the Manager may do so by signing his or her name, followed by the word “Managertitle of his office.” The Managers, if more than one, may delegate certain duties, authority, and responsibilities among themselves as they may unanimously agree. Any such delegation shall be in writing and signed by all Managers.