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Statute Law Revision

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  • 11-10-2006 12:19pm
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    flogen
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    I'm sure plenty of people are aware of the Statute Law Revision, and it was mentioned in the Dail yesterday (and as a result some of the papers today).

    So far only legislation between 1200 and 1800 has been looked at, with 1801-1922 coming up soo, but apparently 206 acts have so far been repealled by the review... does anyone know if there's a website etc. where you can view the repealled act or even a way to order a copy of it? I'd say it would be interesting to see what kind of obselete legislation the country had up until recently..


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    Victor
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    There are two curent projects The Pre-Independence Project which is currently dealing with the older and generally more obsolete acts first and then will move onto 1800-1922 acts and the Restatements Porject dealing with more modern acts that have been revised multiple times through amendments and amendments to amendments, etc., but need to be tidied up.


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    Nuttzz
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    flogen wrote:
    I'd say it would be interesting to see what kind of obselete legislation the country had up until recently..

    One particular law allowed the good people at Trinity College kill one catholic a year!!!


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