Attorney’s impaired decision-making capacity for power of attorney

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If an attorney under a power of attorney becomes a person with impaired decision-making capacity, the power of attorney is revoked in relation to the attorney.

Note

A person must not be taken to have impaired decision-making capacity only because of certain attributes or behaviours (see s 91).

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