The document discusses the Interpretation Ordinance and provisions for repealing laws. It notes that the Ordinance is used by judges to interpret laws and includes matters like repeals and principles of natural justice. Important sections allow court proceedings to be rescheduled if they fall on holidays and allow challenges to decisions made outside administrative powers. The document defines repeal as removing a law and notes provisions like existing administrations ending with repeal and trials continuing under the old law until new laws are in place. Repeal cannot cancel constitutions without enacting new ones.
1. REPEAL PROVISIONS OF THE
INTERPRETATION
ORDINANCE
Name: Mohammed Basri
Reference Nom: Law/19/29/29
Batch Nom: 29
2. CONTENTS
Uses of Interpretation Ordinance
Important Sections of the Ordinance
What is repeal of the law
Provisions of the repeal
3. INTERPRETATION ORDINANCE
This Ordinance which is used by the
judges for the interpretation of law.
It emphasises the moderating the
language of written law.
The Ordinance includes matters
such as repeal, duration of court
proceeding’s extensions and the
principles of natural justice.
4. IMPORTANT PROVISIONS
Section 8: the court proceedings that scheduled
to be held during a period of time if ends on
any holyday such as, Sunday, Poyaday and
other holydays., then it can be scheduled on
another day.
Section 22: the decision which is taken outside
the administrative powers and against the
principles of natural justice can be challenged
in the court of law.
5. REPEAL OF LAW
Repeal means the removal of law.
It emphasises that the Act is no more functional.
Statute cannot be cancelled or expired.
Legislature cannot repeal constitution, without
enacts a new constitution.
An Act may repeal wholly or in one part.
An Act may repeal when it is replaced by a new
Act.
6. PROVISIONS OF REPEAL
Section 6 (1): where an Act is repelled, then the
administration or office shall not be exist.
Section 6 (2): until the new law implements, the
repealed law shall be followed.
Section 6 (3): a trial which started under the old Act
shall be proceeded continuously as it is, even though
if the Act is repealed.
Section 6 (4): An Act which is passed only for a
period of time shall be exist only for the specific
period. If that Act is needed again.
7. Section 15: if the repealing Act has an
express provision saying that a specific
body should continue, then that power
shall be followed under the new law.
Section 16: where an Act is repealed
,then not all the referred Acts cannot be
amended since it is very difficult. In such
situation when reading an Act we should
presume the name of the Act.
8. CONCLUSION
The Interpretation Ordinance emphasises
the repeal of the statute.
Repeal means removal of an Act.
It shall be done as stated in the Sections
6, 16 and 16.
There are consequences of repeal.
However, it cannot be done in certain
points.
