Company authorization refers to the authorization to entrust others or companies to act as agents for a certain business. The company is the principal and the agent is the principal. The principal must do things within the scope of authorization and entrustment. Simply put, you give money to others and let others do something for you according to your requirements.
What is company and company authorization?
Dear: I heard Wang Dian.
Your XX group &; The positive solution to the problems of XX Co., Ltd. and YY Co., Ltd. is:
"XX Group &; XX Co., Ltd. and YY Co., Ltd. are business cooperation, agency and agency;
"XX Group &; XX Co., Ltd. is the licensee and YY Co., Ltd. is the licensee;
"XX Group &; XX Co., Ltd. is the principal and YY Co., Ltd. is the agent or authorized agent;
"YY Co., Ltd." is a "XX brand" that can be used within the agreed actual effect or geographical and commercial scope.
"XX brand of XX" is the agent brand, and "XX brand of YY company" is "XX brand of XX"
It should be noted that "XX Group &; Does XX Company Limited authorize YY Company Limited to sell or produce?
If "XX brand of XX" is sold by YY Co., Ltd., then "XX brand of YY Company" and "XX brand of XX" have the same brand effect.
If "XX brand of XX" is produced by YY Co., Ltd., then "XX brand of YY Company" and "XX brand of XX" [should] have the same brand effect.
What is an enterprise authorized operating organization?
The authorized operation of an enterprise is actually a kind of business control right obtained by signing contracts with other authorized enterprises for technology, management, sales and project contracting. It needs to sign a license contract 1 and the meaning of the license contract. License contract, also known as franchise contract, or technology authorization. It means that the licensor signs a contract with the licensee to allow the licensee to use the registered trademarks, patents and know-how unique to the licensor. 2. License contract transfer fee In the license contract, the licensee shall pay the licensor the use fee according to the amount agreed in the contract. There are two payment methods, fixed payment and proportional payment. 3. Restrictive clauses of the license contract In order to protect their own interests, the licensor often adds some restrictive clauses to the license contract. These clauses mainly include: ① restrictions on output and quality. To restrict the output level of products produced by using authorized trademarks, patents and technical know-how, and to ensure product quality, Licensor has the right to supervise the production process of Licensee's enterprises; (2) product sales area restrictions. In order to prevent the licensee enterprise from infringing its interests outside the licensee, the licensor company usually stipulates in the license contract that the licensee enterprise shall not engage in production and sales activities outside the region; ③ Restrictions on the procurement of raw materials and spare parts. The licensing company stipulates in the licensing contract that the licensed enterprise shall purchase the required raw materials and spare parts from the licensing company or its designated suppliers when producing the authorized products.
What do you mean by the authorized time of registered company?
When a company applies for registration through an entrusted agent, it needs to fill in the Power of Attorney for Designated Representative or the Power of Attorney for Entrusted Agent. The power of attorney of a designated representative or an entrusted agent has a time limit, which is the time limit for the principal to entrust the agent to apply for company registration. This time limit is determined by the client, which is generally more than one month, that is, the time required for the company to go through the registration procedures.
Power of attorney of designated representative or entrusted agent.
Applicant: XXX
Designated representative or entrusted agent: XXX
Entrust matters and authority:
1, for XXX (enterprise name)
□ Pre-approval of name □ establishment □ change □ cancellation □ filing □ cancellation of change registration.
□ Equity pledge (establishment □ alteration □ cancellation □ cancellation) □ Other XXX procedures.
2. Agree □ Disagree □ Check the copies in the registration materials and sign the check opinions;
3. Agree to disagree to modify the enterprise's own documents;
4. Agree □ Disagree □ Modify the wrong filling in relevant forms;
5. Agree □ Disagree □ Obtain the business license and relevant documents.
Term of validity of designation or entrustment: from XXXX XX to XXXX XX.
What is the difference between general authorization and special authorization?
Hello! Special authorization means that the agent can make decisions on matters involving your major rights and interests, while general authorization requires you to express yourself. Generally speaking, the principal only gives the agent general authorization, but if he trusts the agent or the principal is not in the local area, he can give the agent special authorization.
What does the courier company mean by authorizing others?
It should mean to join the express delivery. Now, except SF Express and Postal Service, other courier companies can open online stores in various places by joining. You only need to submit an application for joining to the courier company, and you can join and open a branch after passing the audit of the head office, and the conditions such as venue, equipment and employees are met.
What is secondary authorization?
A complete authorization chain refers to the authorization relationship that can be traced back to the brand.
The first-level authorization based on the trademark right refers to the trademark right owner authorizing the merchants to sell their branded goods.
The second-level complete authorization based on the trademark owner means that the trademark owner authorizes a company to sell its branded goods, and the company authorizes the merchants to sell the branded goods. Merchants need to provide a trademark owner's authorization to a company and a company's authorization to merchants.
For example, the trademark owner authorizes Company A to sell its branded goods (regarded as first-level authorization), Company A authorizes Company B to sell the branded goods (regarded as second-level authorization), and Company B authorizes merchants to sell the branded goods (regarded as third-level authorization).
The authorization of a wholly-owned subsidiary of the trademark owner, a wholly-owned subsidiary in China and an exclusive distributor in China may be regarded as the authorization of the trademark owner.