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Purpose and legislative effect
“This provision amends section 2 of the 1993 Act by changing the wording for certain applicants, including South African citizens who left and later returned, and their spouses or children.”
This provision amends section 2 of the 1993 Act by changing the wording for certain applicants, including South African citizens who left and later returned, and their spouses or children. This section gives the Act its name: the Recognition of Foreign Legal Qualifications and Practice Amendment Act, 1995.
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This provision amends section 2 of the 1993 Act by changing the wording for certain applicants, including South African citizens who left and later returned, and their spouses or children.
Section 1
This section gives the Act its name: the Recognition of Foreign Legal Qualifications and Practice Amendment Act, 1995.
Section 2
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Source record from www.parliament.gov.za · Record updated 2 Jun 1995
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