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The Law Commission and the Scottish Law Commission were set up by the Law Commissions Act 1965 for the purpose of promoting the reform of the law. The Law Commissioners are: The Right Honourable Lord Justice Munby, Chairman Professor Elizabeth Cooke Mr David Hertzell Professor David Ormerod Miss Frances Patterson QC. The Chief Executive of the Law Commission is Elaine Lorimer. The Law Commission is located at Steel House, 11 Tothill Street, London SW1H 9LJ The Scottish Law Commissioners are: Laura J Dunlop QC Patrick Layden QC, TD Professor Hector L MacQueen Dr Andrew J M Steven The Chief Executive of the Scottish Law Commission is Malcolm McMillan. The Scottish Law Commission is located at 140 Causewayside, Edinburgh, EH9 1PR. The terms of this report were agreed on 7 March 2012. The text of this report is available on the Internet at: http://www.lawcom.gov.uk (See Publications > Statute Law Repeals reports) http://www.scotlawcom.gov.uk/law-reform-projects/joint-projects/statute-law-repeals iii
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Statute Law (Repeals) Bill Schedule
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EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE DRAFT BILL
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1.10 The Addenbrooke’s Hospital,
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GROUP 5 - DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS 1.1
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1.26 From its earliest times the Ho
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GROUP 9 - BRISTOL SCHOOL FOR THE BL
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1.43 The hospital of St Mary Magdal
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1.52 In most cases these Acts remai
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Waterford Infirmary 1.64 The Waterf
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St George’s Hospital 1.74 Today S
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1.80 The purpose of the Lord Scudam
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Alton Military Hospital 1.87 The Al
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Bournemouth Hospitals 1.94 The Char
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Passmore Edwards (Tilbury) Cottage
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1.108 The scheme confirmed by the G
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Samaritan Free Hospital for Women 1
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1.125 The scheme confirmed by the S
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2.5 Section 2 abridged the minimum
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2.12 Chapter 23 of the Statute deal
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GROUP 3 - EXTRADITION 2.19 The Extr
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2.27 Sections 51 to 54 were consoli
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GROUP 7 - SALE OF PUBLIC OFFICES Sa
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2.42 Consequently the 1551 and 1809
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PART 3 INDIAN RAILWAYS INTRODUCTION
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Assam Railways and Trading Company
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3.19 In December 1905 the Indian go
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Calcutta and South Eastern Railway
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3.33 Over the lifetime of the compa
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3.39 The East Indian Railway Compan
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Eastern Bengal Railway Company 3.51
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3.59 In 1853 - the year that the fi
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3.66 The 1853 Act was the first of
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Oude Railway Company 3.74 The Oude
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3.82 In March 1885 the Secretary of
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3.88 The South Indian Railway Act 1
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4.5 In 1836 the packet company need
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4.14 A series of pre-Union Irish Ac
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4.24 The Dublin House of Industry A
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4.35 As the years went by the need
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4.45 This solution likewise was ins
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GROUP 6 - DUBLIN CORPORATION 4.58 L
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GROUP 1 - CORNWALL Bodmin assizes 5
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GROUP 5 - GLOUCESTERSHIRE (AND SOME
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5.23 The first Ashby de la Zouch Co
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GROUP 10 - LONDON (GREATER) Southwa
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GROUP 12 - NORTHUMBERLAND Newcastle
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5.52 The 1839 Act was partially rep
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Kingston-upon-Thames court house 5.
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5.72 The York Judges’ House Act 1
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Queen’s Counsel 5.82 Application
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6.5 The church continued in use for
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Church at Woolwich Act (1731)/ Wool
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St Botolph Church Aldersgate Acts o
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St Mary-le-Bow Lecturer’s Trust A
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Kensington, Chelsea and Fulham Road
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6.34 The 1749 Act has long ceased t
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Passage from Charing Cross Act (175
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Ratcliff Highway Act (1778) 6.48 Th
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6.57 Responsibility for paving and
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Charles Street, Westminster Act (17
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6.66 The Temple Bar Improvement Act
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Westminster Improvement Association
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6.81 The London Gaslight Act 1852 1
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6.86 The South London Market Compan
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London River-side Fish Market Acts
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6.100 The 1694 Act provided a packa
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6.108 The fund no longer exists in
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City of London Gauger Act (1817) 6.
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6.121 Although the 1860 Act provide
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6.128 Accordingly the Corporation i
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7.4 In 1711 Manuel Henriquez of Ams
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Bowyer’s Lottery 7.17 Robert Bowy
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7.24 The life of the 1971 Act was e
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GROUP 1 - GENERAL REPEALS Crediton
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8.12 The workhouse at Colchester wa
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Queensborough Poor Relief Act of 17
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Manchester Poor Relief Act of 1790
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Salop Poor Relief Act of 1792 8.48
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Norfolk Poor Relief Act of 1806 8.5
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Mitcham Parish Rates Act of 1816 8.
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8.81 In the event there is no evide
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8.92 A workhouse had been built at
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Poor Law Board’s Provisional Orde
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Local Government Board’s Provisio
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9.6 Most of the Acts now proposed f
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9.16 The dissolution of the company
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(7) Bourton-on-the-Water Railway Co
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9.37 Only part of this railway was
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9.48 In the event, the railway proj
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9.68 In the event, all these railwa
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(36) Weald of Kent Railway Company
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(41) Wilts and Gloucestershire Rail
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Petersfield and Bishop’s Waltham
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Limerick and North Kerry Junction R
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Elham Valley Railway Act 1866 9.123
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Truro and Perran Mineral Railway (A
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Harrow and Rickmansworth Railway (A
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Nettlebridge Valley Railway (Abando
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Cheadle Railway (Abandonment) Act 1
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Beaconsfield, Uxbridge and Harrow R
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Rotherham and Bawtry Railway (Aband
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Great Western and Great Northern Ju
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Porthdinlleyn Railway (Abandonment)
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Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction
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GROUP 2 - RATES AND CHARGES INTRODU
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London, Chatham, and Dover Railway
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Railway Rates and Charges, No.9 (Is
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Railway Rates and Charges, No.23 (G
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1896: Provisional Order Confirmatio
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9.224 These other enactments are as
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Midland Great Western Railway of Ir
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PART 10 TAXATION AND PENSIONS INTRO
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10.30 The saving in Schedule 30 par
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Finance Act 1991 10.56 Section 27 o
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Finance Act 1998 10.110 Section 30
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Corporation Tax Act 2009 10.150 Sch
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Dundee Dundee Two Pennies Scots Act
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Burntisland Burntisland Two Pennies
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GROUP 3 - PERSONAL ACCOUNTS DELIVER
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11.6 By the mid-19 th century, the
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Gloucestershire Roads Act of 1725 1
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Crickley Hill, Campsfield and Kidli
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Charlbury Roads Act 1855 106 : expi
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11.20 The end of the Roman administ
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Holyhead Road Act of 1825 11.31 The
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Highgate Archway Act 1884 11.41 The
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EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE DRAFT BILL
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Basildon and Thurrock University Ho
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South London and Maudsley NHS Found
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PART 4 IRELAND (DUBLIN CITY) Access
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City of London Corporation City of
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The Gambling Commission The Nationa
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PART 9 RAILWAYS Association of Trai
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Local Government Association London
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Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railwa
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London Borough of Lambeth London Bo
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