service law definition
service law means the law regarding the discipline of a defence force or of the Sierra Leone Police Force or the Prisons Service or any disciplined volunteer force.
service law. , in relation to a country, means the law governing all or any of the forces of that country;
service law means the law regulating the discipline of a defence force or of police officers.
More Definitions of service law
service law means any act, statute, order, regulation or instruction of the Sending State governing all or any of the members of a Visiting Force. Where the laws of the Sending State so provide, Service Law shall also apply to members of the Civilian Component;
service law. , in relation to a country, means the law governing the military, naval or air forces of that country, or any part of those forces;
service law. , in relation to a country, means the law (including any instrument having the force of law) governing all or any of the forces of that country;
service law means any enactment whether of the Gibraltar Parliament or of the United Kingdom Parliament which is set
service law means any enactment whether of the Gibraltar Parliament or of the United Kingdom Parliament which is set out in Schedule 2, as the same may be amended from time to time; and
service law means military law, air-force law or the 1957 Act.
service law means the provisions relating to offences, penalties and discipline contained in the Armed Forces Act 1972, applicable to men of the reserve force of the Forces.