Power Of Attorney (Corporate Sellers)

This Power Of Attorney (Corporate Sellers) is used to give the buyer rights in the shares for the period between completion and registration of the buyer as the holder of the shares in the company’s books. Registration may take several days, for example due to the need for stock transfer form(s) to be stamped.

It should be used where the seller is a company. The power of attorney should be executed as a deed by two directors or by a director and a secretary.

What does Power Of Attorney (Corporate Sellers) do?

It authorises the buyer (as attorney) to exercise rights in relation to the shares during the interim period after completion and before the buyer is registered as the shareholder.

What does Power Of Attorney (Corporate Sellers) cover?

• A power of attorney enabling the buyer to exercise rights in the shares pending registration.
• Execution as a deed by a corporate seller, intended to be signed by two directors or a director and a secretary.
• An option for a corporate attorney to delegate its powers to one or more appointed officers.

When should you use Power Of Attorney (Corporate Sellers)?

• The seller is a company and the buyer needs authority to exercise share rights between completion and registration.
• Registration of the buyer as shareholder may be delayed, for example pending stamping of stock transfer form(s).
• The buyer (or other attorney) is a corporate body and may need the option to delegate powers to an officer or officers.

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