s. s. 115 117 Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998. Division 2—Making an enduring power of attorney 115 What is an enduring power of attorney? New s. 115 inserted by (1) By an enduring power of attorney, an adult person No. 75/2003 (donor) may— s. 4. (a) authorise one or more persons (attorneys) to do anything on behalf of the donor that the donor can lawfully authorise an attorney to do; and (b) provide conditions and limitations on, and instructions about, the exercise of the power. (2) Despite any rule of law to the contrary, an enduring power of attorney is not revoked by the subsequent legal incapacity of the donor of the power. 116 Recognition of enduring powers made in other New s. 116 inserted by States and Territories No. 75/2003 s. 4. If an enduring power of attorney is made in another State or Territory and complies with the requirements of that other State or Territory, then, to the extent the powers it gives could validly have been given by an enduring power of attorney made under this Part, the enduring power of attorney is to be taken to be an enduring power of attorney made under, and in compliance with, this Part. 117 When is the attorney's power exercisable? New s. 117 inserted by No. 75/2003 (1) A donor may specify in an enduring power of s. 4. attorney a time from which, circumstance in which, or occasion on which, a power is exercisable. (2) If the enduring power of attorney does not specify a time from which, circumstance in which, or
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 1998. Division 2—Making an enduring power of attorney New s. 115 inserted by No. 75/2003 s. 4. 115 What is an enduring power of attorney? s. 115 (1) By an enduring power of attorney, an adult person (donor) may— (a) authorise one or more persons (attorneys) to do anything on behalf of the donor that the donor can lawfully authorise an attorney to do; and (b) provide conditions and limitations on, and instructions about, the exercise of the power. (2) Despite any rule of law to the contrary, an enduring power of attorney is not revoked by the subsequent legal incapacity of the donor of the power. New s. 116 inserted by No. 75/2003 s. 4. 116 Recognition of enduring powers made in other States and Territories If an enduring power of attorney is made in another State or Territory and complies with the requirements of that other State or Territory, then, to the extent the powers it gives could validly have been given by an enduring power of attorney made under this Part, the enduring power of attorney is to be taken to be an enduring power of attorney made under, and in compliance with, this Part. New s. 117 inserted by No. 75/2003 s. 4. 117 When is the attorney's power exercisable? s. 117 (1) A donor may specify in an enduring power of attorney a time from which, circumstance in which, or occasion on which, a power is exercisable. (2) If the enduring power of attorney does not specify a time from which, circumstance in which, or
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