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Section 6L - Guardianship Act 1987 - Supreme Court may review appointment | Zoe

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6L Supreme Court may review appointment

The Supreme Court may review the appointment (or purported appointment) of an enduring guardian and may make such orders as it thinks appropriate in respect of the appointment.

s 6L: Ins 1997 No 49, Sch 1 [9].

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