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That you are actually the person who received the coupon.

Duly as in as a matter of course, or appropriate. Basically the logical consequence of a coupon being issued to a recipient. Authorised in this context means that the coupon was given to the recipient by the coupon issuer (Tesco).

This is a way for them to cover themselves if someone obtains a coupon through fraudulent means. Coupon sharing, trying to use the same coupon more than once, and a whole host of other issues that can arise from coupons.
 
In the link: https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/zone/general-terms-and-conditions
this text is written:
"When you use a coupon, you warrant to Tesco that you are the duly authorised recipient of the coupon and that you are using it in good faith."

In the link after (g.) security and Fraud subtitle section after Coupon Terms and Conditions title section,
What is the meaning of underlined text?
It means that you have not fraudulently obtained the coupon. For example, you did not buy the coupon from someone. That will generally be a fraudulent way of obtaining a coupon.
 
That you are actually the person who received the coupon.

Duly as in as a matter of course, or appropriate. Basically the logical consequence of a coupon being issued to a recipient. Authorised in this context means that the coupon was given to the recipient by the coupon issuer (Tesco).

This is a way for them to cover themselves if someone obtains a coupon through fraudulent means. Coupon sharing, trying to use the same coupon more than once, and a whole host of other issues that can arise from coupons.

It means that you have not fraudulently obtained the coupon. For example, you did not buy the coupon from someone. That will generally be a fraudulent way of obtaining a coupon.
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