Proxy definition:
A written appointment given by a voting member of an organization to another person allowing the proxy holder to attend a specific meeting on the member's behalf, including the exercise of the member's voting rights.
Proxy
A person appointed by a shareholder to vote for him at a meeting.
Proxy
a person or a written authority which authorizes a person to act as an agent or a subsitute of another person somewhere. Usually it also gives the power to cast a vote as well.
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Proxy: The instrument authorizing one person to represent, act, and vote for another at a shareholders' meeting of a corporation.
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Proxy: An authorization by one shareholder giving another person the right to vote the shareholder's shares. Proxy also refers to the document granting such authority.
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Under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act a written statement can be made whereby a creditor appoints another person to act on his behalf in a creditors meeting and any other matters pertaining to that bankruptcy.
Proxy: 1. An individual authorized to act for another. A Proxy acts as a substitute or a representative. A Proxy can be authorized to vote for a shareholder of a corporation.
Proxy
A right which is signed-over to an agent. Proxies are used frequently at annual meetings of corporations where the right to exercise a vote is "proxied" from the shareholder to the agent.
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proxy
n. 1) someone who is authorized to serve in one's place at a meeting, particularly with the right to cast votes. 2) the written authority given to someone to act or vote in someone's place.
proxy
A person authorised to represent or act for another, or the use of such a person, e.g. voted by proxy.
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healthcare proxy
A person named in a healthcare directive or durable power of attorney for finances to make medical decisions for the person who signed the document, called the principal.
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A healthcare proxy may also be known as an attorney-in-fact, agent or patient advocate.
Habeas corpus ad subjiciendum
See habeas corpus.
HEALTH CARE PROXY: Someone designated to make a broad range of decisions for a person who is not able to give informed consent.
Proxy: Agent who votes on behalf of another. Any shareholder who is entitled to vote at a meeting of a company is entitled to appoint a proxy to vote in his place. The member may direct the proxy which way to vote.
It may consist of detailed instructions about medical treatment, as in a living will; or the appointment of a proxy, or substitute, who will make the difficult choices regarding medical care with the patient's earlier directions in mind.
See also: board of directors corporation proxy shareholder
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ATTORNEY IN FACT - The person to whom authority is given under a Power of Attorney. An attorney in fact is sometimes referred to as a "proxy" under a Health Care Power of Attorney.
shareholder : one that owns a share in a fund (as a mutual fund) or property ;esp : stockholder see also derivative action, equity, proxy contest shareÂ-holdÂ-ing adj or n ...
Definition - Noun
: one that owns a share in a fund (as a mutual fund) or property
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: See also stockholder
see also derivative action equity proxy contest ...
2. Votes are either given, by ballot, v.) or viva voce; they may be deli-vered personally by the voter himself, or, in some cases, by proxy. (q. v.) ...
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