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CurrentThings that cannot be lawfully done by attorneys
Chapter 4Operation of powers of attorney
Part 4.3Things attorneys can and cannot do
Division 4.3.1Things attorneys can and cannot do generally
35 Things that cannot be lawfully done by attorneys
A principal cannot do the following by an attorney under a power of attorney:
(a)
authorise the attorney to exercise power in relation to special personal matters;
(b)
authorise the attorney to exercise power in relation to special health care matters.
Note
Special personal matter—see s 36. Special health care matter—see s 37.
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