Manual signatures Clause Samples
The "Manual signatures" clause establishes that documents or agreements must be signed by hand, using a physical signature rather than an electronic or digital one. In practice, this means parties are required to print out the document and physically sign it, often in ink, before returning the signed copy to the other party or retaining it for their records. This clause ensures the authenticity and originality of signatures, reducing the risk of forgery or disputes over the validity of electronic signatures.
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Manual signatures. Each Master Temporary Global Note and Master Permanent Global Note, if any, will be signed manually by or on behalf of the Issuer. A Master Temporary Global Note and Master Permanent Global Note may be used provided that the person(s) whose signature(s) appear thereon were/was an authorised signatory/ies at the date of signing such Master Temporary Global Note and Master Permanent Global Note notwithstanding that any such person may, for any reason (including death), have ceased to be such authorised signatory at the time of the creation and issue of the relevant Tranche or the issue and delivery of the relevant Note.
Manual signatures. Each Master Temporary Global Security and Master Permanent Global Security, if any, will be signed manually by or on behalf of the relevant Issuer. A Master Temporary Global Security or Master Permanent Global Security may be used provided that the person(s) whose signature(s) appear thereon were/was an authorised signatory/ies at the date of signing such Master Temporary Global Security or Master Permanent Global Security notwithstanding that any such person may, for any reason (including death), have ceased to be such authorised signatory at the time of the creation and issue of the relevant Tranche or the issue and delivery of the relevant Security.
Manual signatures. Each Master Temporary Global Covered Bond, Master Permanent Global Covered Bond and Master Global Registered Covered Bond, if any, will be signed manually by or on behalf of the Issuer. A Master Temporary Global Covered Bond, Master Permanent Global Covered Bond and Master Global Registered Covered Bond may be used provided that the person(s) whose signature(s) appear thereon were/was an authorised signatory/ies at the date of signing such Master Temporary Global Covered Bond, Master Permanent Global Covered Bond and Master Global Registered Covered Bond notwithstanding that any such person may, for any reason (including death), have ceased to be such authorised signatory at the time of the creation and issue of the relevant Tranche or the issue and delivery of the relevant Covered Bond.
Manual signatures. Each Master Temporary Global Note, Master Permanent Global Note and Master Global Registered Note, if any, will be signed manually in the first instance by or on behalf of the Issuer. A facsimile copy of such manually signed Master Temporary Global Note or Master Permanent Global Note and Master Global Registered Note may be used, provided that the person(s) whose signature(s) appear thereon were/was an authorised signatory/ies at the date of signing such Master Temporary Global Note, Master Permanent Global Note and Master Global Registered Note notwithstanding that any such person may, for any reason (including death), have ceased to be an authorised signatory at the time of the creation and issue of the relevant Tranche or the issue and delivery of the relevant Note.