Common use of Facsimile signatures on Note Certificates Clause in Contracts

Facsimile signatures on Note Certificates. The Current Issuer may use for the purposes of executing any Note Certificate, the facsimile signature of any person who at the date of this Agreement was duly authorised to sign the same on behalf of the Current Issuer, even if at the time of issue of such Note Certificate, such person no longer holds (for whatever reason including death) the relevant office and any Note Certificate so executed and authenticated will be valid and binding obligations of the Current Issuer. No Note Certificate representing a Current Issuer Note shall be valid for any purpose until it has been authenticated by or on behalf of the Registrar in accordance with this Agreement and the Current Issuer Trust Deed.

Appears in 13 contracts

Samples: Issuer Paying Agent and Agent Bank Agreement (Granite Mortgages 03-3 PLC), Issuer Paying Agent and Agent Bank Agreement (Granite Finance Trustees LTD), Issuer Paying Agent and Agent Bank Agreement (Granite Mortgages 04-1 PLC)

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