480.This is a general provision relating to good faith provisions in the Act (see sections 10 – 13, 53 – 55, 93 and 108). The effect is that, where an issue arises as to whether or a person is in good faith for the purposes of a provision in the Act, then it is for the person asserting a lack of good faith to prove that the other person was not in good faith.
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