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Schedule 1 of The Pensions Act, 1871
[SCHEDULE.] Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1938 (1 of 1938), s. 2 and the Schedule.
Summary
- This part of the law is titled the SCHEDULE.,
- This provision is no longer in force because it has been repealed, which means it was officially cancelled.,
- The law that cancelled this provision is called the Repealing Act, 1938.,
- Specifically, section 2 of that 1938 law and its own schedule were responsible for the removal.,
- The Repealing Act is also identified as Act number 1 of 1938.,
Practical examples
1In 1940, a lawyer named Mr. Gupta looked at the Pensions Act to find a list of old regulations. He saw that the SCHEDULE was missing because the 1938 law had already removed it two years earlier.
2A student named Priya is studying the 1871 Act for her exams in 2024. She sees a note at the end of the Act explaining that the original list of laws, known as the Schedule, was struck out by the government back in 1938.
FAQ
1. Is the SCHEDULE still a part of the law today?
No, it was repealed and is no longer active.,
2. When was the SCHEDULE removed?
It was removed in 1938.,
3. What specific law was used to remove it?
It was removed by the Repealing Act, 1938.,
Test yourself
Q1.Under the provision titled SCHEDULE in The Pensions Act, 1871, what is its current legal status?
Q2.Which specific law repealed the SCHEDULE of The Pensions Act, 1871?
Q3.Under the provision titled SCHEDULE in The Pensions Act, 1871, which section of the 1938 Repealing Act performed the repeal?
Q4.What is the Act number of the law that repealed the SCHEDULE of The Pensions Act, 1871?
Q5.In addition to Section 2 of the 1938 Act, what other part of that Act is cited for repealing the SCHEDULE of The Pensions Act, 1871?