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Chiefs (Withdrawal of Recognition) Order, 2004

This provision states the short title the Order may be cited by. The recognition given under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.

recognition withdrawal

Jurisdiction: Zambia
Structure: 2 provisions
Citation: SI 6 of 2004
Dates: Source version 28 Jan 2004

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This provision states the short title the Order may be cited by. The recognition given under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.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

This provision states the short title the Order may be cited by.

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The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person

The recognition given under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.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 ofShort title

This provision states the short title the Order may be cited by.

1. This Order may be cited as the Chiefs (Withdrawal of Title Recognition) Order, 2004.

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§ 2The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the personProvision

The recognition given under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule is withdrawn.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 The recognition accorded under the Chiefs Act to the person named in the Schedule to this Order is hereby withdrawn. Withdrwal of Recognition of chief SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Area Mize Holder of Office Jack Daison Sipaka LEVY P. MWANAWASA,SC, President Office ChiefNyawa of the Tonga People of Kalamo District in the Southern Province. LUSAKA 30th December, 2003 [ CHF. 64/08) Copies of this Stalutory Instrument can be obtab1edfrom the Government Printer. P.O. Box 30136, JOJO/ Lusaka. Price K500 each. 12 Statutory Instruments 28th January, 2004

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