Power of attorney

In force

(1)

The trustee lessee of the trustee lease—

(a)

appoints the trustee to act as the trustee lessee’s attorney; and

(b)

authorises the trustee to execute all documents, and to perform acts, on the trustee lessee’s behalf that are necessary for the registration of a surrender of the trustee lease to the trustee.

(2)

The trustee may use the power under subsection (1) only if—

(a)

the trustee lessee has breached a term or condition of the trustee lease; and

(b)

the trustee has—

(i)

given the trustee lessee written notice of the breach; and

(ii)

allowed the trustee lessee a reasonable period, of at least 20 business days after giving the notice, to remedy the breach; and

(c)

the trustee lessee has not remedied the breach within the period; and

(d)

the trustee is entitled to end the trustee lease and take possession of the trustee lease land.

(3)

This section does not apply if the trustee lessee is the Commonwealth or the State.

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9 Power of attorney