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Changes over time for: Section 4A
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Point in time view as at 12/02/2002.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Carriage by Air (Supplementary Provisions) Act 1962, Section 4A.
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[4A Amendments consequential on revision of Supplementary Convention.U.K.
(1)Section 8A of the said Act of 1961 (which among other things enables Her Majesty in Council to alter that Act and this Act in consequence of any revision of the convention to which that Act relates) shall have effect in relation to a revision of the Convention in the Schedule to this Act as it has effect in relation to a revision of the Convention mentioned in that section but as if the reference in that section to the said Act of 1961 were omitted.
(2)An order under the said section 8A may relate both to that Act and this Act; and in the preceding subsection “revision”, in relation to the Convention in the Schedule to this Act, means an omission from, addition to or alteration of that Convention and includes replacement of that Convention or part of it by another convention.]
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