Firearms (Amendment) Act 1936
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THIRD SCHEDULE Provisions of principal Act repealed
Section 16. In subsection (2) of section one the words "using or carrying ". In subsection (6) of section one, the words " using or carrying ". Subsection (7) of section one. Proviso (a) to subsection (8) of section one; in proviso (c) to that subsection the words " or carrying "; proviso (d) to that subsection; in proviso (e) to that subsection the words "using or carrying "; and provisos (f), (h) and (j) to that subsection. The proviso to subsection (2) of section two. In subsection (2) of section three the words from " but no offence " to the end of the In subsection (1) of section five the words " use or carry ", where they secondly occur, and the words "using or carrying " In subsection (1) of section six the word " carry " In section seven the words " or under his control ". In subsection (1) of section ten the words " or to be using or carrying " and the words from " except " to " offence ". In subsection (1) of section eleven, the words " or used or carried by him ". In subsection (1) of section twelve the words from " The expression ' firearm ' " to " for export ", and the words from " The expression ' police district' " to " City Police ". In paragraph (3) of section seventeen the words " References to an appeal to quarter sessions shall not apply and ". Paragraph (5) of section seventeen. The First Schedule.
THIRD SCHEDULE Provisions of principal Act repealed
Section 16. In subsection (2) of section one the words "using or carrying ". In subsection (6) of section one, the words " using or carrying ". Subsection (7) of section one. Proviso (a) to subsection (8) of section one; in proviso (c) to that subsection the words " or carrying "; proviso (d) to that subsection; in proviso (e) to that subsection the words "using or carrying "; and provisos (f), (h) and (j) to that subsection. The proviso to subsection (2) of section two. In subsection (2) of section three the words from " but no offence " to the end of the In subsection (1) of section five the words " use or carry ", where they secondly occur, and the words "using or carrying " In subsection (1) of section six the word " carry " In section seven the words " or under his control ". In subsection (1) of section ten the words " or to be using or carrying " and the words from " except " to " offence ". In subsection (1) of section eleven, the words " or used or carried by him ". In subsection (1) of section twelve the words from " The expression ' firearm ' " to " for export ", and the words from " The expression ' police district' " to " City Police ". In paragraph (3) of section seventeen the words " References to an appeal to quarter sessions shall not apply and ". Paragraph (5) of section seventeen. The First Schedule.
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