Act of Parliament means any law made by Parliament;
Act of Parliament means any law made by Parliament; "the appointed day" means 21st September 1964;
Act of Parliament means a law enacted by Parliament;
Examples of Act of Parliament in a sentence
Any statutory authority established by an Act of Parliament or any other law to generate and/or supply electricity.
More Definitions of Act of Parliament
Act of Parliament means any Act of the New Zealand Parliament, including any amendment, enactment, or replacement legislation or any regulations, rules or codes issued under an Act.
Act of Parliament means a law made by Parliament; “article” means an article of this Constitution;
Act of Parliament means any Act of the New Zealand Parliament, including any amendments, enactments or Statutory Regulations of such Act.
Act of Parliament means any law made by Parliament; “the appointed day” means the sixth day of August 1962; “the Broad Seal” means the Broad Seal of Jamaica;
Act of Parliament means reference to any Act of Parliament or to any Order, Regulation, Statutory Instrument, or the like shall include any amendments or re-enactment of the same
Act of Parliament means any law made by the King and Parliament;
Act of Parliament means an Act enacted by Parliament and includes an Ordinance; "article" means an article of this Constitution;