Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.184Voting rights
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sec.184 Voting rights
A power of voting conferred under this division may be exercised— if the member is an infant—by the member’s guardian; or if the member is for any reason unable to control the member’s property—by the person who is authorised by law to control the property; or if the member is a corporation—by the member’s delegate. If, on the application of a body corporate or a member, the Supreme Court is satisfied that— there is no person able to vote in relation to a voting entitlement; or the person able to vote cannot be found; the court may appoint the public trustee or another appropriate person to exercise the powers of voting under this division that the court determines. (sec.184-ssec.1) A power of voting conferred under this division may be exercised— if the member is an infant—by the member’s guardian; or if the member is for any reason unable to control the member’s property—by the person who is authorised by law to control the property; or if the member is a corporation—by the member’s delegate. (sec.184-ssec.2) If, on the application of a body corporate or a member, the Supreme Court is satisfied that— there is no person able to vote in relation to a voting entitlement; or the person able to vote cannot be found; the court may appoint the public trustee or another appropriate person to exercise the powers of voting under this division that the court determines.
- (a) if the member is an infant—by the member’s guardian; or
- (b) if the member is for any reason unable to control the member’s property—by the person who is authorised by law to control the property; or
- (c) if the member is a corporation—by the member’s delegate.
- (a) there is no person able to vote in relation to a voting entitlement; or
- (b) the person able to vote cannot be found;