Authorization by Institution; Confirmation of Oral Instructions Clause Samples

The 'Authorization by Institution; Confirmation of Oral Instructions' clause establishes that an institution has the authority to provide instructions, including those given orally, which are considered valid and binding. In practice, this means that the institution can issue directions or requests verbally, and these instructions may later be confirmed in writing for record-keeping or verification purposes. This clause ensures that business operations are not delayed by requiring all instructions to be in writing initially, while also providing a mechanism to confirm and document oral communications, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes about what was authorized.
Authorization by Institution; Confirmation of Oral Instructions. Institution hereby authorizes Federated to accept, rely upon and act upon all Instructions received by Federated from or reasonably believed to be from Institution, all without the delivery by Institution of written authorization of the Shareholder. Institution authorizes Federated to accept, rely upon and act upon oral Instructions by any person identifying himself as an Authorized Person and to tape record such Instructions. Institution shall confirm all oral Instructions on the same day as given by facsimile, however, Federated may rely on the oral Instructions regardless of whether such facsimile is received.
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