The Orissa Repealing Act, 1948

The Orissa Repealing Act, 1948

This state law formally removes specific outdated laws from the former Orissa state that are expired or spent. It modernizes the legal code by formally repealing these old enactments listed in its schedule. However, it safeguards existing legal relationships by preserving rights, obligations, and liabilities already incurred, ensuring that past actions continue to hold regardless of the law's repeal. This measure is important because it streamlines the legal framework without invalidating ongoing legal situations or established judicial procedures from earlier times.

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