See Also: Laramide orogeny(encyclopedia)
Signatures on proxies(finance)
Signatures on Proxies(money)
orogeny(dictionary)
orogeny(encyclopedia)
Acadian orogeny(encyclopedia)
Alleghenian orogeny(encyclopedia)
Alpine orogeny(encyclopedia)
Taconic Orogeny(encyclopedia)
orogeny (as used in expressions)(encyclopedia)

Signatures on Proxies (money) and Laramide orogeny (sh)


Signatures on Proxies (money)


Definition: [crh] The basic rule of acceptability is that if the signature reads as the proxy is printed, it is acceptable. If an individual signs on behalf of another individual and staDefinition: tes a legal representation, it is acceptable. Examples: executor, guardian, power of attorney; but not husband, wife, next of kin, etc. On corporate registrations, a Definition: manual signature in the name of the corporation is acceptable. A facsimile signature is also acceptable, but a rubber-stamp signature with a signature line is acceptablDefinition: e only if signed on that line. With joint tenancy, one signature is sufficient, as in the case of one trustee signing for two or more.







Laramide orogeny (sh)




Series of mountain-building events that affected much of western North America in Late Cretaceous and Early Tertiary time (งใ 65 million years ago).

The Laramide orogeny originally was believed to mark the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary. It is now considered to have consisted of many separate pulses of deformation that varied in intensity and age from place to place. Laramide rocks, however, were generally created around the Cretaceous-Tertiary time boundary.