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makes provision for the loss of client legal privilege generally. The privilege will be lost when the client or party has died and the evidence is relevant to the question of the client's or party's intentions or competence in law. It will also be lost if the result of not admitting the evidence would be that the court would be prevented from enforcing an order of an Australian court. The clause does not prevent the adducing of evidence of a communication or document that affects a right of a person.