Simple English definitions for legal terms
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Term: PER PROCURATIONEM
Definition: Per procurationem means "by proxy" in Latin. It is often abbreviated as per pro, p. proc., p. pro., or p.p. This term is used to indicate that someone is acting on behalf of another person, usually with their permission. For example, if someone signs a document "John Smith per procurationem Jane Doe," it means that John Smith is signing the document on behalf of Jane Doe, with her permission.
PER PROCURATIONEM
Per procurationem means "by proxy" in Latin. It is often abbreviated as per pro., p. proc., p. pro., or p.p.
These examples illustrate how per procurationem is used to indicate that someone is acting on behalf of another person or entity. In the first example, John Smith is signing the contract as a representative of the company. In the second example, the letter is being sent to the recipient through their legal representative.