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In forceInterpretation Act 1984, application of to expiring Acts
Part 9Transitional provisions
121 Interpretation Act 1984, application of to expiring Acts
To avoid doubt, the provisions of the Interpretation Act 1984 (for example, sections 16(1), 36 and 38) about the repeal of written laws and the substitution of other written laws for those so repealed apply to the Consumer Affairs Act 1971, Door to Door Trading Act 1987 and Fair Trading Act 1987 as if, on the commencement of Part 10, those Acts were repealed and re‑enacted by this Act.
[Part 10 omitted under the Reprints Act 1984 s. 7(4)(e).]
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