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<h1>Section 8: Ensures Continuity in Legal References When Laws Are Repealed and Re-enacted, Maintaining Clarity in Interpretation.</h1> Section 8 of the General Clauses Act, 1897, addresses the interpretation of references to repealed enactments. When a provision is repealed and re-enacted, either by this Act or any subsequent Central Act or Regulation, references to the repealed provision in other enactments or instruments should be interpreted as referring to the re-enacted provision, unless explicitly stated otherwise. This rule also applies to provisions repealed and re-enacted by any Act of the UK Parliament before August 15, 1947, ensuring continuity and clarity in legal references across legislative changes.