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CurrentProtection for an attorney who does not know of revocation or invalidity
Part 2Non-enduring Powers of Attorney
Division 4Protection from liability
14 Protection for an attorney who does not know of revocation or invalidity
An attorney under a non-enduring power of attorney, who acts in good faith, does not incur any liability, as against the principal or anyone else, merely because the attorney, purports to exercise power under the power of attorney and does not know that the power being exercised, or the power of attorney, is invalid or has been revoked.
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