repealed Act means the Act repealed by section 4;

repealed Act means the Act repealed by section 116 and includes regulations made under that Act;

repealed Act means Public Service Act 1978;

Examples of repealed Act in a sentence

It too had survived the repealed Act pursuant to section 137(1)(b) of the Forestry Act, but it would expire in 31 October 2011.
This repealed Act gave the married women the rights of holding property and contracting as a feme sole.7 A feme sole is a married woman handling the affairs of her separate estate.8 The repealed Act also gave a woman the rights to hold the property acquired before marriage and property 1 Black’s Law Dictionary, 9 ed.
However, tenements issued under the repealed Act are preserved under that Act.
It can be seen that section 8 (1) of the repealed Act conferred power on the Minister to borrow by way of Resolution and 8(2) shows that the power may be exercised by means of fluctuating draft.

More Definitions of repealed Act

repealed Act means the Rural Adjustment and Finance Corporation Act 1971;

repealed Act means an Act repealed by section 250.

repealed Act means the Insurance Act, 1943 (Act No. 27 of 1943);

repealed Act means Land Act 1933;

repealed Act means the Allied Health Services Professions Act, 1993 (Act No. 20 of 1993), and its amendments, repealed by section 62;

repealed Act means the Family Court Act 1975 repealed by section 246.