Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) The memorandum
shall —
(i)
be printed or typewritten; and
(ii)
be signed by each subscriber in the presence of at least
one witness, not being a subscriber, who shall attest the signature.
(2) The attorney of a
subscriber duly authorised in that behalf by a written power of attorney duly
executed by the subscriber and in force may sign the memorandum in the name of
such subscriber.
Provided that before
accepting the signature on the memorandum by an attorney as aforesaid the
Registrar may require the power of attorney to be produced for his inspection
and may require the production of evidence to his satisfaction that the power
of attorney is still in force and operation.