SINCE 1974
Counterparties can rely upon the signature of a President to know that a Corporation will be bound to an agreement without being able to disavow the contract as not being authorized. This is because the President is cloaked with authority to act on behalf of a Corporation. Likewise, Vice Presidents have authority to bind the […]
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What Is a Delaware Certificate of Incumbency? An officer of a corporation signs a Delaware Certificate of Incumbency to identify the current officers and directors of the corporation. This Certificate may also list the company’s current shareholders. The Delaware Certificate of Incumbency differs from corporate minutes, Unanimous Actions of the Directors, and bylaws. It is […]
Continue Reading If you have applied for a loan with your corporation as the borrower, you may have heard the term “Delaware Certificate of Incumbency”. What is a Delaware Certificate of Incumbency and when do you need one? What Is a Delaware Certificate of Incumbency? A Delaware Certificate of Incumbency is a document signed by an officer […]
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