Common use of Signatory Powers Clause in Contracts

Signatory Powers. The Association is bound by the joint signatures of an individual representing the Chair or Vice Chair, and an individual representing another member of the Steering Committee, the Treasurer, provided that such individuals have been duly designated in accordance with Clause 5.2(c). The signatory powers can be delegated by a written instruction by the Steering Committee.

Signatory Powers. The Association is bound by the joint signatures of an individual representing the Chair or Vice Chair, and an individual representing another member of the Steering Committee, such as the Treasurer, provided that such individuals have been duly designated in accordance with Clause 5.2(c). The signatory powers can be delegated by a written instruction by the Steering Committee.

Signatory Powers. The Association is bound by the joint signatures of an individual representing the Chair or Vice Chair, and an individual representing another member any two members of the Steering Committee, the Treasurer, provided that such individuals have been duly designated in accordance with Clause 5.2(c)) or the joint signatures of a validly designated member of the Steering Committee and a member of the Secretariat. The signatory powers can be delegated by a written instruction by the Steering Committee.