An authorised person definition
Examples of An authorised person in a sentence
An authorised person will be the manager person by each party as the usual contact point, as each Party may notify the other from time to time.
An authorised person for this purpose is any Director, the Secretary or any other person authorised by the Directors for the purpose of signing documents to which the Seal is applied.
An authorised person will be the person nominated by each party as the usual contact point, as each Party may notify the other from time to time.
An "authorised person" for the purposes of this article is any director of the company or the secretary of the company, or any person authorised by the directors for the purpose of signing instruments to which the seal is affixed.
An authorised person could still take a photo/screen grab of the file and distribute it.
An authorised person is someone with an office or role involved in HR and people management, e.g. the NCIs HR, Payroll or Pensions Teams, communications officers, diocesan or cathedral HR advisors, HR advisers in the Church in Wales, members of a diocesan HR team, bishops, bishops’ chaplains, deans, archdeacons, diocesan secretaries or deputy/assistant diocesan secretaries, diocesan registrars.
An authorised person may not use the Fetch services for any purpose other than carrying out lawful banking transactions and enquiries relating to your business.
An authorised person is a Supervisor, Manager or Human Resources Representative.
An authorised person can, within a period of one year from the date of the rele- vant person's death, give the Swiss paying agent written authorisation to make a disclosure in accordance with paragraph 3.
An authorised person from ONDRAF/NIRAS/Belgoprocess may issue a specific organisational notice for the site (see 12.2) to indicate, in writing, that certain sections of these regulations do not apply to the site, or that additional measures and guidelines apply.