If manager and owner are the same on the license, who handles legal cases?

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The manager/owner is the authorized person as per the terms of the MOU, or they can give a POA to a third party.

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Dear Questioner,

The director is the legal representative of the company, but he can authorize whoever he wishes to represent the company in legal cases with written authorization.

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Dear client,

The manager is the legal representative of an LLC company before the courts, but in an establishment, it's the owner.

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Dear Client,

Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.

When the manager and owner are the same on the trade license, the chosen legal representative or authorized signatory is usually the one who can handle legal concerns.

This person would be authorized to represent the company in legal proceedings.

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Dear Questioner,

Legally, the individual representing the company to all parties, including the judiciary, is its manager whose name is listed on the commercial license, who might also be its owner, as previously noted, as is common in sole proprietorships.

Hi,

The authorized person for legal cases would be in accordance with the AOA.

It can be the manager or the owner.