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The Coal Industry (Superannuation Scheme) (Winding Up, No. 1) Regulations 1949 SI 1949/917
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The Stopping Up of Highways (Norfolk) (No. 1) Order, 1949 SI 1949/1198
(1000-1999) (Statutory Instruments)
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The Agricultural Wages Committees Regulations 1949 SI 1949/1885
(1000-1999) (Statutory Instruments)
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The Superannuation (Reckoning of Certain Previous Service) Rules 1949 SI 1949/1803
(1000-1999) (Statutory Instruments)
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The Fire Services (Pensionable Employment) (No. 2) Regulations 1949 SI 1949/2216
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The Double Taxation Relief (Taxes on Income) (Grenada) Order, 1949 SI 1949/361
(1-999) (Statutory Instruments)
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Britain has no written constitution. Its constitution is made up of written law, common law, and common practice. Many of these laws are only gradually increased with the gradual improvement of the future up, many at the beginning of the time is still a blank slate. In 1949, as the British government grew and the public became increasingly desperate for improvements, the random tool recorded 43 laws that had been rewritten or amended by the British government, for your further examination.
These laws were further perfected by the then imperfect English legal system. Most are based on the needs of the people at the time, or the emergency occurred in the year and made the temporary rectification. From the generator you can carefully view the complete information for each law, the specific time of publication, and the detailed coverage. It is also the strongest evidence yet that British law has been improving.
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