Persons who may be a litigation representative
9.62 Persons who may be a litigation representative
A person, other than the following persons, may consent to being appointed a litigation representative:
a person under a legal incapacity;
a person who has a different interest in the proceeding to the person under a legal incapacity;
a corporation or organisation.
However, the following corporations or organisations may be a litigation representative:
the NSW Public Trustee and Guardian;
the State Trustees of Victoria;
the Public Trustee of Queensland;
the Public Trustee of Western Australia;
the Public Trustee of South Australia;
the Public Trustee of Tasmania;
the Public Trustee for the Australian Capital Territory;
the Public Trustee for the Northern Territory;
a trustee company that, under a law of a State or Territory, is authorised to act as a trustee, executor or administrator.
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