This is a sample Motion by the plaintiff's attorney in Circuit Court to Appoint Agent to Perfect Service upon the defendant.
Alabama Motion to Appoint Agent to Perfect Service
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What is an agent or a representative? An agent/representative is someone who can act on your behalf in relation to your tenancy. You can choose either a person or organisation to be your agent/representative.
F0d8 There are three types of authority: express, implied, and apparent. f050 Only express and implied are actual authority, because the agent is truly authorized. f050 In apparent authority, the agent seems to be authorized, but is actually not. The principal is still bound by the agent's actions.
Remember to write formally as if writing a contract. Express your desire to appoint the receiver as your agent. Put in the necessary details such as what the job entails and all the details surrounding it. Remember to put in the necessary signature at the end of the letter.
Accordingly, unless prohibited by the principal, the agent may appoint a sub-agent or substitute. A substitute of an agent or a sub-agent is a person employed or appointed by an agent as his agent, to assist him in the performance of an act for the principal which the agent has been empowered to perform.
A sub-agent may be appointed if there is a custom of the trade to appoint a sub-agent. 2. Again, a sub-agent may be appointed where the nature of the work is such that a sub-agent is necessary.
Write to a specific agent and do your research. Address the agent by their first name. Keep the pitch-letter short. Kick off your letter by pitching your novel. Talk about why you're addressing this particular agent. Include mention of one or two comparison novels. Tell the agent a little about yourself. Avoid bragging.
Appointed agent means a licensee appointed by a designated broker of the licensee's real estate brokerage firm to act solely for a client of that brokerage firm to the exclusion of other licensees of that brokerage firm.
An agency can be created by: Direct (express) appointment The standard form of creating an agency is by direct appointment. When a person, in writing or speech appoints another person as his agent, an agency is created between the two.
Who can appoint an Agent? According to Section 183, any person who has attained the age of majority and has a sound mind can appoint an agent. In other words, any person capable of contracting can legally appoint an agent. Minors and persons of unsound mind cannot appoint an agent.
