the repealed Act definition

the repealed Act means the Act repealed by section 3;
the repealed Act means the Mining Act 1904 3;
the repealed Act means the Educators’ Employment Act, 1994 (promulgated under Proclamation No. 138 of 1994).

Examples of the repealed Act in a sentence

  • The register under the repealed Act as it exists immediately before commencement continues, under and subject to this Act, as the register under this Act.

  • On the commencement of this Act the account called the “Authority for Intellectually Handicapped Persons Account” (referred to in section 21 of the repealed Act) is to be renamed the “Disability Services Commission Account” (referred to in section 15(2) of this Act).

  • If immediately before the commencement day an investigator was investigating a complaint under the repealed Act Part IVA, the investigator is to continue investigating the matter as if he or she had been appointed under Part 5 Division 7 of this Act and the appointing body were the complaints assessment committee.

  • If before the commencement day a person appointed under the repealed Act section 60(1)(c) had not furnished a report under the repealed Act section 62, the person is to continue investigating the matter as if he or she had been appointed under Part 5 Division 7 of this Act and the appointing body were the complaints assessment committee.

  • The register kept under the repealed Act section 33 immediately before the commencement day is to be taken to be the register required to be kept under section 38.


More Definitions of the repealed Act

the repealed Act means the Mining Act 1930 repealed by this Act;
the repealed Act means the Liquor Act 1970.
the repealed Act means the Medical Schemes Act, 1967 (Act 72 of 1967);
the repealed Act means the Companies Act, 1926 (Act 46 of 1926);
the repealed Act means the Borrowings for Authorities Act 1981;
the repealed Act means the Companies Act (Cap. 486) repealed by this Act;
the repealed Act means the Unclaimed Moneys Act 1912;