Who is authorized to sign and verify pleadings on behalf of a corporation in a lawsuit?

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The corporation's secretary or a directorThe chief executive officer or principal officerEither the secretary/director or the principal officerNo one is authorized to do so

Explanation

In legal proceedings involving a corporation, pleadings may be signed and verified either by the corporation's secretary or director, or by its principal officer. Therefore, both options (A) and (B) are valid representatives authorized to act on behalf of the corporation.