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Imperial Laws Application Act 1988

7: Repeal

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"This law cancels an old law called the English Laws Act 1908."

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The English Laws Act 1908 is repealed. You know this means it is no longer a law. It has been cancelled by the Imperial Laws Application Act 1988.

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7Repeal

  1. The English Laws Act 1908 is hereby repealed.