Financial Management Act 1996
73Nature of relevant territory authorities
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73 Nature of relevant territory authorities (1) A relevant territory authority— (a) is a corporation; and (b) may sue and be sued in its corporate name; and (c) may have a seal. (2) A relevant territory authority represents the Territory when exercising its functions, unless the establishing Act for the authority or another territory law otherwise provides. (3) A relevant territory authority has the same status, privileges and immunities as the Territory so far as it represents the Territory.