Bare Act

Repealing Act, Gujarat Year 2006

The Gujarat Repealing Act, 2006, is a legislative housekeeping measure designed to streamline the state's legal framework. Its primary purpose is to remove obsolete, redundant, or outdated laws from the statute book that are no longer relevant to modern governance. By formally repealing specific enactments—such as the 1865 Act for Avoiding Wagers and the 1957 Bombay Abolition of Whipping Act—the state ensures legal clarity and reduces confusion for citizens and legal professionals. It does not impose new duties on the public but serves as an administrative tool to maintain a clean, updated, and functional legal system for the state of Gujarat.

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