Permission Statement Sample Clauses

A Permission Statement is a clause that explicitly grants certain rights or authorizations to a party under an agreement. Typically, it outlines what actions are permitted, such as using intellectual property, accessing specific resources, or performing defined activities within the scope of the contract. By clearly specifying what is allowed, the Permission Statement helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that both parties are aware of the boundaries of permitted conduct.
Permission Statement. You understand that by clicking on the “I Accept” button immediately following this notice, you are providing written authorization to TransUnion Rental Screening Solutions to obtain information from your personal credit profile from TransUnion and public records sources. You instruct TransUnion Rental Screening Solutions to obtain such information and to and provide it to certain identified third parties who are requesting this information about you. Before you may use TransUnion ShareAble, we must obtain written authorization from you to give us permission to obtain your TransUnion credit history and public records report and share them with certain identified third parties.
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Permission Statement. By my initials below, I hereby grant consent for YCA to provide my parent(s)/legal guardian(s) or sponsor(s) any information regarding academics and all other aspects of my involvement in the YCA program.
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Permission Statement. In a continuing effort to keep our fees as low as possible and communicate important property tax information to you, we send our invoices and other timely information of value via email. We promise to limit the number of non-billing emails to 5 per year. It is our policy not to share any personally-identifying material obtained with any third party.
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