Repeal of specified enactments preserves existing rights and proceedings under savings and transitional provisions, while preventing revival. Repeal of specified enactments is effected to the extent set out in the Third Schedule, while expressly preserving any law in which the repealed enactments have been applied, incorporated or referred to. The repeal does not affect validity of past acts, rights, obligations, remedies or proceedings, nor does it revive matters not presently existing; it also protects established legal principles, jurisdictions, pleadings, practices, usages, privileges and offices, and affirms the general statutory rule on the effect of repeals.
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Repeal of specified enactments preserves existing rights and proceedings under savings and transitional provisions, while preventing revival.
Repeal of specified enactments is effected to the extent set out in the Third Schedule, while expressly preserving any law in which the repealed enactments have been applied, incorporated or referred to. The repeal does not affect validity of past acts, rights, obligations, remedies or proceedings, nor does it revive matters not presently existing; it also protects established legal principles, jurisdictions, pleadings, practices, usages, privileges and offices, and affirms the general statutory rule on the effect of repeals.
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