Bare Act

The Central Provinces and Berar Finance (Bombay Repeal) Act, 1958

This Act officially ends the application of the Central Provinces and Berar Finance Act of 1938 within the pre-reorganisation State of Bombay. It serves to remove the old financial law from this specific region, likely to align with post-independence administrative changes. However, the law does not erase any past financial obligations, rights, or legal cases that were already in progress. It ensures that existing debts, penalties, and court proceedings continue to be valid and enforceable as if the repeal had not occurred, providing legal certainty for those already involved under the previous legislation.

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