West Indies Act 1962
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Title and introductory text
West Indies Act 1962 1962 c.19 An Act to enable provision to be made for the cesser of the inclusion of colonies in the federation established under the British Caribbean Federation Act 1956, and for the dissolution of that federation and for matters consequential on the happening of either of those events; to enable provision to be made for the establishment of common courts and other authorities for, and fresh provision to be made for the government of, certain West Indian colonies; to enable provision to be made for the establishment of new forms of government for combinations of such colonies; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [18th April 1962]
Title and introductory text
West Indies Act 1962 1962 c.19 An Act to enable provision to be made for the cesser of the inclusion of colonies in the federation established under the British Caribbean Federation Act 1956, and for the dissolution of that federation and for matters consequential on the happening of either of those events; to enable provision to be made for the establishment of common courts and other authorities for, and fresh provision to be made for the government of, certain West Indian colonies; to enable provision to be made for the establishment of new forms of government for combinations of such colonies; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [18th April 1962]
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