Limits on Representatives Clause Samples
The "Limits on Representatives" clause defines restrictions on who may act as a representative for a party within the context of an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies qualifications, authority levels, or the maximum number of individuals who can serve as representatives, and may require that representatives be formally designated or meet certain criteria. By setting these boundaries, the clause helps prevent unauthorized or excessive representation, ensuring that only approved individuals can make decisions or commitments on behalf of a party, thereby reducing confusion and mitigating the risk of disputes over authority.
Limits on Representatives. In the End User Sector, no one person may vote on behalf of more than five (5)
Limits on Representatives. In the Generation Sector, no one person may exercise more than twenty-five ------------------------- percent (25%) of that Sector's total Member Fixed Voting Shares without the unanimous written agreement of all members of the Generation Sector. In the End User Sector, no one person may vote on behalf of more than five (5)
Limits on Representatives. In the Generation Sector, no one person may exercise more than twenty-five percent (25%) of that Sector's total Member Fixed Voting Shares without the unanimous written agreement of all members of the Generation Sector. Other Sectors may by unanimous written agreement elect to impose limits on the voting power any one individual may have in that Sector through being the designated representative of multiple voting members or carrying multiple proxies from voting members of that Sector. Notice of any such limits on voting power must be posted on the System Operator home page and be capable of being accessed by all Participants.