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Land Title Act 2000

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150 Persons under disability The Supreme Court may authorise a person to act for a registered proprietor of a lot who appears to the court to be incapable of managing the person's own affairs because, for example, of age or

Land Title Act 2000 81 mental or intellectual incapacity.

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