Power of Attorney

An instrument whereby the person (grantor) giving the power authorizes another (attorney-in-fact) to act on his or her behalf. The instrument itself is called a power of attorney. The person acting under the power is called an attorney-in-fact.
and lawful attorney-in-fact for me and in my name, place and stead, and on my behalf, and for my use and benefit, regarding the following:first: to ask, demand, litigate, recover, and receive all manner of goods, chattels, debts, rents, interest, sums of money and demands whatsoever, due or hereafter to become due and owing, or belonging to me, and to make, give and execute acquittances, receipts, satisfactions or other discharges for the same, whether under seal or otherwise;second: to make, execute, endorse, accept and deliver in my name or in the name of my aforesaid attorney all checks, notes, drafts, warrants, acknowledgments,
the terms and conditions set forth on all twelve pages of this agreement is an offer to purchase service by customer which shall become a service agreement when acknowledged in writing by abc''s service department; and the banking, negotiation or other use of any payment shall not constitute an acceptance by abc. it is agreed that service shall be provided only on the terms and conditions contained in this agreement. abc shall not be bound by terms and conditions in customer''s purchase order or elsewhere unless expressly agreed to in writing. both parties to this agreement agree that upon acceptance by abc''s service department, abc''s interest in the agreement is assigned to abc, inc.