Northern Ireland Land Act 1925
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33 Power to make rules.
The power of the Commission, or of any commissioner or commissioners of the Commission, to make rules under any enactment which, as originally enacted, authorised rules to be made by the Irish Land Commission or by any commissioner or commissioners of that Commission for any purposes relating or incidental to land purchase, shall be extended so as to include a power to make rules for carrying this Act into effect and, as so extended, shall be exercised by the Judicial Commissioner after consultation with, and subject to the approval of the Secretary of State, which consultation and approval shall be in lieu of any consultation and approval required under any such enactment.
33 Power to make rules.
The power of the Commission, or of any commissioner or commissioners of the Commission, to make rules under any enactment which, as originally enacted, authorised rules to be made by the Irish Land Commission or by any commissioner or commissioners of that Commission for any purposes relating or incidental to land purchase, shall be extended so as to include a power to make rules for carrying this Act into effect and, as so extended, shall be exercised by the Judicial Commissioner after consultation with, and subject to the approval of the Secretary of State, which consultation and approval shall be in lieu of any consultation and approval required under any such enactment.
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