Loss of client legal privilege – generally

Current

(1)

This Division does not prevent the adducing of evidence relevant to a question concerning the intentions, or competence in law, of a client or party who has died.

(2)

This Division does not prevent the adducing of evidence if, were the evidence not adduced, the court would be prevented, or it could reasonably be expected that the court would be prevented, from enforcing an order of an Australian court.

(3)

This Division does not prevent the adducing of evidence of a communication or document that affects a right of a person.

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121 Loss of client legal privilege – generally