(1) If an agreement contains a term signifying that in the opinion of the parties section 10(3)(b)(iii) does not apply to the agreement, it shall be taken not to apply unless the contrary is proved.
(2) It shall be assumed in any proceedings, unless the contrary is proved, that when a person initiated a transaction as mentioned in section 19(1)(c) he knew the principal agreement had been made, or contemplated that it might be made.
(3) [deleted]
(4) In proceedings brought by the creditor under a credit-token agreement-
(a) it is for the creditor to prove that the credit-token was lawfully supplied to the debtor, and was accepted by him, and
(b) if the debtor alleges that any use made of the credit token was not authorised by him, it is for the creditor to prove either-
(i) that the use was so authorised, or
(ii) that the use occurred before the creditor had been given notice under section 84(3).
(5) In proceedings under section 50(1) in respect of a document received by a minor at any
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