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61 other provisions — procedural and definitional
sch. para. 38
(1) Notwithstanding the preceding provisions of this Schedule, if the...
s.001
Citation and Commencement
s.002
Interpretation
s.003
Save as is mentioned in Regulation 5 of these Regulations,...
s.004
Save as aforesaid, the property and liabilities of a joint...
s.005
Any liability of the council of a county district or...
s.006
Any officer who immediately before the appointed day was in...
s.007
Any officer who immediately before the appointed day was in...
s.008
No proceedings, legal or other, pending on the appointed day...
s.009
Any cause of action by or against any council or...
s.010
All contracts, deeds, agreements, notices and other instruments affecting any...
s.011
Where any property or liabilities have been transferred by virtue...
s.012
The council of a county district shall, at the request...
s.012
Subject as hereinafter provided, the compensation payable to a claimant... (opens in a new tab)
s.013
Any question arising under this Part of these Regulations shall...
s.014
For the purposes of this Part and of the schedule...
s.015
Subject to the provisions of the next succeeding regulation every...
s.016
Nothing in the last preceding regulation shall entitle a person...
s.017
If a person who has claimed compensation under these Regulations...
s.018
(1) Any compensation to which an officer becomes entitled under...
s.019
Any person (hereinafter referred to as an “officer on war...
s.020
Subject to the provisions of the next succeeding regulation, if...
s.021
No person shall, by virtue of the last preceding regulation,...
s.022
For the purpose of ascertaining the net emoluments of a...
s.023
In relation to a pensionable officer to whom sub-paragraph (a)...
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