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Keywords:
Behalf,
Lawyer,
Power,
Reciprocal,
Authority
An individual who is given authority to execute legal documents, including bonds; or the manager of a reciprocal exchange, which is an insurance arrangement whereby risk is transferred to other members. The attorney-in-fact need not be a lawyer.
A person authorized to act for or in behalf of another person or organization, to the extent prescribed in a written instrument known as a power of attorney.
Person to whom the power of attorney is granted (a.k.a. “Agent”).
A person, not necessarily a member of the Bar, authorized by another to act in his or her place. This authority is given by an instrument called a power of attorney.
One who is appointed to act as agent for another under a power of attorney. The scope of the agent's authority is limited to that given by the power of attorney.
A person (agent) who is authorized by another person (principal), typically in a power of attorney, to conduct business for and/or on behalf of the principal.
The person named as an agent under a Power of Attorney to conduct the affairs and deal with the property of another.
In legal terms, the person who is granted power-of-attomey.
A person who acts for another. Used to describe the agent in a Power of Attorney. In contrast to an attorney-at-law, this person does not have to be licensed to practice law.
A person with the power to act for another person (the " principal") under a document called a " power of attorney." An attorney-in-fact is sometimes referred to as an "agent."
a person (not necessarily an attorney) who has the authority to act or sign on behalf of another person because they have been given a Power of Attorney
a person who is authorized to act on behalf of another person
A person who holds a power of attorney, and therefore is legally designated to transact business and execute documents on behalf of another person.
The person that is named to act on behalf of another in a Durable Power of Attorney document. Also see Durable Power of Attorney. p 42
A person, not necessarily a lawyer, who is given authority to sign or act on behalf of another individual through a document called a power of attorney.
A person to whom authority is given by an individual to exchange insurance with other persons, as in reciprocal insurance.
One who holds a power of attorney granted by a surety company empowering the execution of a surety bond. (see "power of attorney.")
One who holds a power of attorney from another to execute documents on behalf of the grantor of the power.
An individual or business entity authorized, by a written Power of Attorney, to act for another.
The person named to serve under a durable power of attorney to make medical, financial or personal decisions for someone who is unable to do so.
One who has a power of attorney from another to execute documents on behalf of another.
This person receives the powers allocated in a power of attorney, such as a right to handle another person's financial matters.
A person authorized to act on behalf of another, usually by grant of a written power of attorney.
One who is authorized by another to act in his place under a power of attorney.
A person named in a written power of attorney document to act on behalf of the person who signs the document.
An agent authorized by a person under a power of attorney to perform certain act(s) or kind(s) of acts for that person.
A private person (who is not necessarily a lawyer) authorized by another to act in his or her place, either for some particular purpose, as to do a specific act, or for the transaction of business in general, not of legal character. This authority is conferred by an instrument in writing, called a letter of attorney, or more commonly a power of attorney.
One who has the authority to act for another under a power of attorney. The power of attorney may be limited to a particular act or purpose, or it may be general. In real estate transactions, the power of attorney must be written and recorded.
A person who is authorized by power of attorney to act for another.
The individual who manages a reciprocal insurance exchange and to whom each subscriber gives authority to exchange insurance for him with other subscribers. See also Reciprocal Insurance Exchange. (G)
One who is appointed, in writing, to perform a specific act for and in place of another, e.g. signing documents for someone in their absence.
A person authorized to act for another by another person, designated the principal, in a power of attorney document.
Authorizing another in writing to act in his/her place to do some act, but not one requiring legal representation.
The individual who is designated in the power of attorney document to act on behalf of another.
The person named in a Durable Power of Attorney to act as an agent. This person need not be an attorney.
The person appointed under a Power of Attorney to conduct the affairs and deal with the property of another. The attorney-in-fact need not be a lawyer; any competent adult individual may serve.
An Agent authorized to act for another under a “Power-of-Attorney”.
Private person, not necessarily an attorney, authorized by another to act in his place and stead, either for a particular purpose or for transaction of business in general that is not of legal character. Authority is conferred by an instrument in writing called a letter of attorney or, more commonly, power of attorney.
One who has written authority (usually by a power of attorney) to act on behalf of another, whether or not the attorney-in-fact is an actual attorney at law.
One who is authorized to perform certain acts for another under a power of attorney.
One selected to have the authority to act on the behalf of a principal. Typically, people appoint an attorney-in-fact in a power-of attorney.
Anyone who is authorized in writing to perform certain acts for another under written power of attorney; valid only during lifetime of party giving this power.
The agent who is granted authorization to perform specific acts on behalf of the principal.
An individual designated in a Power of Attorney to act as the Agent of the person who executed the document.
A person acting for another under the authority of a power of attorney.
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