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AGL Corporate Conversion Act 2002

24Effect on proceedings

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24 Effect on proceedings

Nothing in this Part renders defective any legal proceedings by or against AGL or its proprietors (whether or not those proceedings are commenced using the name of the Secretary of AGL).

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