Practice question · True or false
A third party who privately knew about an unregistered revocation of powers can still rely on the registry’s silence.
Hints
- The protection covers good faith only.
- Actually knowing the truth destroys that good faith.
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False
Why
Negative publicity shields good faith only. Actual knowledge of the true situation destroys good faith, the registry protects the honestly ignorant, not the strategically blind.
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