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In the Act of 1948, the following enactments shall cease to have effect—
in section 218 (courts’ winding-up jurisdiction), subsection (4) and, in subsection (5), the words from “An order made under this provision” to “1896”;
section 357 (attachment of debt due to contributory in stannaries court winding-up);
section 358 (preferential payments in stannaries cases);
section 359 (provisions as to mine-club funds);
in section 382 (companies not formed under 1948 Act or its predecessors, but authorised to register), in subsection (1)(b), the words “or being a company within the stannaries”;
in section 384(b) and section 385(b) (documents required for registration), the words “cost-book regulations” in each paragraph;
in section 394(7) (definition of “instrument”), the words “cost-book regulations”;
in section 424 (registration offices), subsection (4);
in section 434 (prohibition of partnerships with more than 20 members), in subsection (1), the words from “or is a company” to the end of the subsection;
section 450 (jurisdiction of stannaries court); and
in section 455(1) (interpretation), the definition of “the court exercising the stannaries jurisdiction” and, in the definition of “the registrar of companies”, the words “or in the stannaries”.
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