PyroGenesis Inc T.PYR

Power Of Attorney

[StairwayTo]

No wonder why some people take this fraud investigation so lightly, this guy thinks that having the right to sign on someone’s behalf, means that you pretend to be that someone by forging his signature.
 
 
“If he had POA, then he has the legal right to sign on his father’s behalf so can’t see forgery holding up.”

[filoux004]

Who signed the POA. And why was his sells not properly disclosed and filed with regulatory authories Sedi. Glta. Anyways will let the proceedings follow its course through the AMF.  My concern is the neg WC of 11M and the lack of substantive revenu inflows. Are we looking at anorthern PPP loan/equity??

[tamaracktop]

Power of attorney is null and void if it's used in a manner that can be construed as a breach of fiduciary responsibility or as an obvious self-serving ruse. Period.  In this case, it's obvious.  Time to brush up on your law.

[Purpledriller]

Complete twisting of facts on POA .  POA is can't be null and void automatically. Must go thru the courts if at all by the donar bringing action against the POA signatory.   I rarely every come on here but your posts need to be exposed. 

[tamaracktop]

You are wrong. I had a case personally when a client tried to use a POA to sign a joint tenancy agreement on his father's behalf to make him and his father joint tenants with rights of survivorship on his father's account.  My client was unaware that I had read his father's will, and knew that he had siblings out of town who were also equal beneficiaries of his father's

[Purpledriller]

You are dead wrong.  Your personal suspicions regardless if based on hunch or privy of viewing a 'will' and along with your senior at the bank may deny or refuse but it does not nullify a POA as void.  Your client can walk across the street and can use the POA you refused.   Only the donor of sound mind can retract a POA otherwise via court application.  

[StairwayTo]

The point I was trying to make is that many posters here and on other board, are stating stuff that they don’t understand. I wasn’t suggesting the POA was not done correctly, just that if some one is giving POA, he can act on behalf of someone else, He can sign his own name on legal documents, but not sign with the name of the person that gave him the POA. A 12th grade student would have learned