Does Florida law specify which officer of a non-profit (specifically a Church) board must sign contracts for the organization? Or may any officer sign contracts?
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Read More Answered By: Sanford M. Martin |
FL law does not designate a specific officer or director to execute contracts; however, law requires that any contract or enforceable agreement of a corporation, profit or non- profit, be executed by an officer or officers so authorized by the corporation, usually its CEO, attested by its Secretary or other officer. |
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