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Clearly the signature must put the inscription on the register.Hi hunting,
I thought it was mandatory that at least the legal representative of the company was enrolled in the register.
We make an example "civil" that compared to "mechanical" is easier interpretation.
Suppose we have to make the living line at the roof of the house. Do I have to address myself only and exclusively to a qualified engineer enrolled in the order or can I also address an engineering company?
of course it is a capital company so that it can enjoy legal personality.
I know that the example is stupid but I hope at least make the idea.
but what does it change, from a practical point of view, if who gives you the elaborate design is a prof. enrolled in the order or the employee hired by a rich Dutchman who opened an engineering company (which is still banned in Italy)? You say that if the owner is registered to the order then the project will be of better quality, or that the open society of the rich Dutch will not be legally responsible?