sec.105Relief from personal liability

### sec.105 Relief from personal liability If the court considers— an attorney is, or may be, personally liable for a breach of this Act; and the attorney has acted honestly and reasonably and ought fairly to be excused for the breach; the court may relieve the attorney from all or part of the attorney’s personal liability for the breach. In this section— attorney means— an attorney under a general power of attorney made under this Act; or an attorney under an enduring document; or an attorney under a power of attorney made otherwise than under this Act, whether before or after its commencement; or a statutory health attorney. (sec.105-ssec.1) If the court considers— an attorney is, or may be, personally liable for a breach of this Act; and the attorney has acted honestly and reasonably and ought fairly to be excused for the breach; the court may relieve the attorney from all or part of the attorney’s personal liability for the breach. (sec.105-ssec.2) In this section— attorney means— an attorney under a general power of attorney made under this Act; or an attorney under an enduring document; or an attorney under a power of attorney made otherwise than under this Act, whether before or after its commencement; or a statutory health attorney. - (a) an attorney is, or may be, personally liable for a breach of this Act; and - (b) the attorney has acted honestly and reasonably and ought fairly to be excused for the breach; - (a) an attorney under a general power of attorney made under this Act; or - (b) an attorney under an enduring document; or - (c) an attorney under a power of attorney made otherwise than under this Act, whether before or after its commencement; or - (d) a statutory health attorney.