Criminal Procedure (Consequential Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1995
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SCHEDULE 6 Provisions repealed with savings
Section 6(2). In section 43, the words from “and it shall not be necessary” to the end. Section 45. Section 46. Section 47. Section 52. Section 53. In section 54 the words from “and it shall not be necessary to specify” to the end. In section 55, the words “it shall not be necessary to set forth the document or any part of it in such indictment”. Section 56. Section 57. In section 109, the words from the beginning to “except that”. In section 111, the words “it shall not be necessary that a new warrant should be granted for the incarceration of the accused, but”. Section 124 (except the proviso). Section 222.
SCHEDULE 6 Provisions repealed with savings
Section 6(2). In section 43, the words from “and it shall not be necessary” to the end. Section 45. Section 46. Section 47. Section 52. Section 53. In section 54 the words from “and it shall not be necessary to specify” to the end. In section 55, the words “it shall not be necessary to set forth the document or any part of it in such indictment”. Section 56. Section 57. In section 109, the words from the beginning to “except that”. In section 111, the words “it shall not be necessary that a new warrant should be granted for the incarceration of the accused, but”. Section 124 (except the proviso). Section 222.
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