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Powers of Attorney Act 2006

20Who can sign for the principal?

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20 Who can sign for the principal? A person is eligible to sign a power of attorney for the principal if the person— (a) is an adult; and (b) is not a witness for the power of attorney; and (c) is not an attorney for the principal.

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