Andhra Pradesh Re-enacting and Repealing Act, 1974
Andhra Pradesh Re-enacting and Repealing Act, 1974
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The Andhra Pradesh Re-enacting and Repealing Act, 1974 is a state legislation designed to organize laws enacted during President's rule in Andhra Pradesh. It applies to residents, institutions, and public authorities across the state by formally re-enacting select temporary President's Acts as permanent state laws while repealing those no longer required. This Act matters because it preserves legal continuity and administrative stability when elected state governance resumes after central control. By clarifying active statutes and removing obsolete decrees, it provides citizens with a clear, coherent, and reliable legal system.
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