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James Hardie (Civil Liability) Act 2005
17Effect of revocation of reviving order
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#### 17 Effect of revocation of reviving order
17 Effect of revocation of reviving order
> > (1) If a reviving order under section 14 is revoked by a revoking order under that section, the revoking order has the following effect—
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> > > (a) if it is published before or during the day fixed by the reviving order for the revival of a specified civil liability—the reviving order is taken never to have been published and, accordingly, the specified civil liability is not revived,
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> > > (b) if it is published after the day fixed by the reviving order for the revival of a specified civil liability—the reviving order ceases to have effect on the day on which it is revoked and, accordingly, Division 2 operates (subject to subsection (2)) to extinguish again the specified civil liability.
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> > (2) Subsection (1) (b) does not operate to apply Division 2 to civil liability in respect of which proceedings were commenced before a court or other tribunal while the liability was revived if those proceedings are still pending immediately before the publication of the revoking order.
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> > Note—
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> > Subsection (2) extends to proceedings in respect of a claim that is a claim for a payable liability under section 16.