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The Contract Signature Authority Policy outlines the delegation of signature authority at Auburn University for various types of contracts and agreements that may impose financial obligations on the institution. It specifies which departments and positions have the authority to sign specific documents, emphasizing that only authorized individuals can commit the university contractually. The policy also highlights the importance of following internal review processes and warns against signing without proper authority to avoid personal liability and risks to the university.

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What is a signature authority policy?

Signature authority is a formal delegation that allows an individual to sign or otherwise enter into an agreement that legally binds the university to terms and conditions. This includes written or oral contracts that bind or obligate the university to a financial or a non-financial commitment.

What is an example of signing authority?

For example, the Director of Human Resources may be given the authority to enter into employment contracts with employees. Or the Director of Sales may have the authority to sign sales contracts.

What does signature authority mean?

Signature Authority Definition and Examples Signature Authority refers to the designated power granted to an individual to sign documents on behalf of an organization, thereby binding the organization to the terms and conditions contained within those documents.

What is the signatory authority policy?

A policy for designating the persons who are authorized to execute and approve contracts on behalf of the company. This policy defines an authorized signatory and establishes procedures for delegating signature and approval authority, including placing limits on the scope of that authority.

What is the contract signature rule?

Even if you do not read all the terms, your signature legally verifies that you agree to enter the contract. To be bound by a contract is to agree to carry out all of your obligations outlined in the contract. Failure to do so can result in a Court order compelling you to perform.

What is the contract signing policy?

It is the means by which contract signatories are required to satisfy themselves that the contract has received legal and financial approval and that all other necessary steps have been taken (for example, approval sought from Director of Finance and Performance or Chief Operating Officer where required).

What is a signature policy?

A signature policy is a carefully crafted framework that consists of a comprehensive set of rules and guidelines. These guidelines are designed to precisely define the entire life cycle of digital signatures within an organization.

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