Matters that can be assumed
41 Matters that can be assumed
The assumptions that a person is, because of section 39 or 40, entitled to make are —
that, at all relevant times, this Act has been complied with;
that a person who is held out by the Authority to be the chief executive officer, another member of staff, or an agent of a particular kind —
has been properly appointed; and
has authority to perform the functions customarily performed by the chief executive officer, another member of staff, or an agent of that kind, as the case may require;
that a member of staff or agent of the Authority who has authority to issue a document on behalf of the Authority has authority to warrant that the document is genuine;
that a member of staff or agent of the Authority who has authority to issue a certified copy of a document on behalf of the Authority has authority to warrant that the copy is a true copy;
that a document has been properly sealed by the Authority if —
it bears what appears to be an imprint of the Authority’s common seal; and
the sealing of the document appears to comply with section 51;
and
that the Authority’s chief executive officer, other members of staff, and agents have properly performed their duties to the Authority.
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