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Bold words in square brackets mean omissions from existing enactments, and underlined words mean insertions in existing enactments.
This section heading says section 2 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 is being amended.
This section amends Section 4 so that certain common errors in two or more deeds or related documents must be corrected in all of them, unless the registrar directs otherwise for good cause shown.
This provision amends the heading of section 2 and clarifies that, for subsection (1)(a), "supervision" includes issuing practice and procedure directives.
The amendment requires the Chief Commissioner or a registration officer to keep registering certain transactions linked to rights originally acquired under the Black Administration Act, 1927, and to keep exercising the related powers and duties.
If certain deeds are registered in a person’s name, the registrar must endorse the change in status or make a note, once the person applies in writing and submits the deed and proof of the facts.
2 November 1998 No. 1396.
This notice says the President assented to the Defence Act, 2002.
This section amends the Defence Act by adding a definition of “command” and replacing the definition of “Department of Defence.”
This section amends Section I of the Defence Act, 1957 by changing one definition and adding several new definitions.
This provision amends section 4A of the Defence Act, 2002 by adding “the Chief of Staff” as paragraph (j).
This section amends the Defence Act by adding definitions for “conditions of service” and “the Commission.”
This section says the Act may start on a date chosen by the President, announced by proclamation in the Gazette.
This amendment lets the Department of Defence use certain appropriated moneys and lets its accounting officer enter expenditure commitments only with prior approval from the Minister of Finance and within the stated cap.
6 October 2005 No. 28105 THE PRESIDENCY No. 990
This provision gives notice that the Defence Special Tribunal Act, 1998 was assented to and published.
This section defines key terms for the Act and gives the Demobilisation Committee authority to assess applications and make related decisions.
This provision states that the Act amends section 1 of the Demobilisation Act, 1996 to further regulate the submission of an application for a demobilisation gratuity.
This text only gives a date and number; it does not state a rule.
This section defines terms used in the Act and says some words keep the meaning given in the Income Tax Act unless context shows otherwise.
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