What is AUTHORITY TO EXECUTE A DEED?

the authority that is given to sign a written document that transfers property from one person to another person.

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Related Legal Terms
EXECUTE, EXPRESS AUTHORITY, MINERAL DEED, DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY, QUITCLAIM DEED, AUTHORITY, CONSTRUCTIVE AUTHORITY, AUTHORITY BY ESTOPPEL, HIERARCHY OF AUTHORITY, DEED RESTRICTIONS


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