Continuance of existing laws preserved under the Constitution, subject to presidential adaptations and later legislative alteration. All pre Constitution laws continue in force until altered by a competent Legislature or authority, and the President may order adaptations or modifications of such laws to bring them into accord with the Constitution, specifying operative dates for those adaptations; presidential adaptations are not subject to challenge in court but are time limited and do not prevent later repeal or amendment by competent legislative authorities.
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Continuance of existing laws preserved under the Constitution, subject to presidential adaptations and later legislative alteration.
All pre Constitution laws continue in force until altered by a competent Legislature or authority, and the President may order adaptations or modifications of such laws to bring them into accord with the Constitution, specifying operative dates for those adaptations; presidential adaptations are not subject to challenge in court but are time limited and do not prevent later repeal or amendment by competent legislative authorities.
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