valtuutettuina

Valtuutettuina is a Finnish word that translates to "authorized" or "as authorized" in English. It is the plural form of the adjective "valtuutettu." The term is used in various contexts, often in legal, administrative, or official settings, to indicate that an individual or entity has been granted specific permission or authority to act on behalf of another.

For instance, in a business context, a person might be valtuutettuina to sign contracts or make financial decisions for a company. In a legal framework, a lawyer is valtuutettuina to represent their client in court. The concept implies a delegation of power, where the authorized party acts within the scope of the authority granted to them.

The use of "valtuutettuina" highlights the formal nature of the authorization. It signifies that the action taken is legitimate and legally binding because it is performed by someone who has been officially empowered to do so. The specific rights and responsibilities associated with being valtuutettuina are typically defined by laws, agreements, or official appointments. This term is crucial in ensuring accountability and clarity in official dealings.