Repeal and savings: statutory repeal preserves existing rights, obligations and proceedings while not reviving lapsed laws. Clause 106 repeals enactments listed in the Fifth Schedule to the specified extent but preserves other laws in which repealed enactments are applied or referred to, and protects rights, obligations, remedies, proceedings, proof of past acts and existing principles, forms, practices, usages, offices and appointments; it also prevents revival of matters not in force and affirms the application of the General Clauses Act regarding repeals.
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Repeal and savings: statutory repeal preserves existing rights, obligations and proceedings while not reviving lapsed laws.
Clause 106 repeals enactments listed in the Fifth Schedule to the specified extent but preserves other laws in which repealed enactments are applied or referred to, and protects rights, obligations, remedies, proceedings, proof of past acts and existing principles, forms, practices, usages, offices and appointments; it also prevents revival of matters not in force and affirms the application of the General Clauses Act regarding repeals.
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