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Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996. The recognition previously accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.

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“This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996.”

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996. The recognition previously accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.

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§ 1This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal ofProvision

This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996.

1. This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 1996.
§ 2The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the personProvision

The recognition previously accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.

2. The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule hereto is hereby withdrawn. Title Withdrawal of recogni­ tion of Chief SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Area Munenga fl older of Office Leonard Hanyinde Office Deputy Chief Mwanachingwala of Tonga people of Mazabuka District in the Sou them Province LUSAKA 28th December, 1995 [ CHF. 64/16] FREDERICK J. T. CHILUBA, President Copies of this Statutory Instrument can be obtained from the Government Printer, P.O. Box 30136, /0100 Lusaka. Price K45.00 eoch. 22 Statutory lnstrumems 12th January, 199(\ C

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