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The board resolution authorizes the corporation to enter into transactions with Bank of the Philippine Islands-MS Insurance Corporation and its subsidiaries, including being an accredited [blank]. It authorizes specific officers or directors to sign documents related to these transactions. It also authorizes the corporate secretary to submit updated lists of officers/directors to the bank. Finally, it states this resolution will remain valid unless modified or revoked by a subsequent board resolution, and it repeals any inconsistent previous resolutions.
The board resolution authorizes the corporation to enter into transactions with Bank of the Philippine Islands-MS Insurance Corporation and its subsidiaries, including being an accredited [blank]. It authorizes specific officers or directors to sign documents related to these transactions. It also authorizes the corporate secretary to submit updated lists of officers/directors to the bank. Finally, it states this resolution will remain valid unless modified or revoked by a subsequent board resolution, and it repeals any inconsistent previous resolutions.
The board resolution authorizes the corporation to enter into transactions with Bank of the Philippine Islands-MS Insurance Corporation and its subsidiaries, including being an accredited [blank]. It authorizes specific officers or directors to sign documents related to these transactions. It also authorizes the corporate secretary to submit updated lists of officers/directors to the bank. Finally, it states this resolution will remain valid unless modified or revoked by a subsequent board resolution, and it repeals any inconsistent previous resolutions.
[Series of 2017] RESOLVED, that the Corporation be, as it is hereby, authorized to enter into transaction and/or apply for accreditation with, Bank of the Philippine Islands-MS Insurance Corporation, or any of its branches, affiliates, and wholly/partly owned subsidiaries (hereinafter individually or collectively referred to as BPI-MS for the purpose of these resolutions), including but not limited to, being an Accredited ________, and similar transactions as the Corporation may deem reasonable, beneficial and in the furtherance of the interest of the Corporation;
RESOLVED, that any ONE of the following officers or
directors of the Corporation be, as they are hereby, authorized to sign, for and in behalf of the Corporation any documents, papers, instruments, checks and withdrawal slips, debit and credit instructions, funds transfer instructions, check encashment/endorsement, forms, agreements, or contracts as may be appropriate and/or required for the implementation of the foregoing powers/transactions, authorized above;
Name Position Signature
RESOLVED FURTHER that the Corporate Secretary or the
______________ of the Corporation be authorized, as they are hereby authorized, to submit the updated list of the incumbent officers/directors occupying the above-mentioned positions, from time to time.
RESOLVED, FINALLY, that this Resolution shall remain valid,
subsisting and enforceable unless subsequently modified, revoked, rescinded or superseded by a resolution of the Board of Directors and a copy of such resolution is actually received by BPI-MS.
RESOLVED FINALLY, that any and all previous resolutions
inconsistent with these resolutions are hereby repealed and modified accordingly.
Adopted this ___ day of June 2017, Laspinas City.
1 SIGNED:
Chairman
Member Member
Member Member
Certified True and Correct:
Corporate Secretary
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this _____ June 2017 at
_____________, Philippines, affiant exhibiting to me her _______________ with No. ___________ issued in _________ City and her Drivers License with no. ___________ issued in _________ city.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Doc. No. _________
Page No.: _________ Book No. _________ Series of 2017
United States v. James Edward Smith, A/K/A Smitty, A/K/A Dumptruck Smitty, United States of America v. Richard Leander Smith, A/K/A Peter, 966 F.2d 1446, 4th Cir. (1992)