20.23 – PROOF OF AUTHORITY AND IDENTIFICATION. (a)
Texas Business and Commerce Code § 20.23
Summary
This law outlines the acceptable forms of documentation that prove a person's authority to act on behalf of a protected consumer. It primarily affects individuals or entities representing protected consumers, ensuring they have the necessary authority to act legally.
Acceptable proof includes court orders or notarized statements.
Documentation must clearly describe the representative's authority.
Affects individuals acting on behalf of protected consumers.
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