sch.3-sec.55Saving operation of superseded jurisdictional rules

sch.3-sec.55 Saving operation of superseded jurisdictional rules

Subject to this Schedule, the repeal of the superseded jurisdictional rules does not— revive anything not in force or existing at the time the repeal takes effect; or affect the previous operation of the superseded jurisdictional rules or anything suffered, done or begun under or in accordance with the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect a right, privilege or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect a penalty incurred for an offence arising under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect an investigation, proceeding or remedy in relation to such a right, privilege, liability or penalty. Subject to this Schedule, any such penalty may be imposed and enforced, and any such investigation, proceeding or remedy may be begun, continued or enforced, as if the superseded jurisdictional rules had continued in force. sch 3 s 55 ins 2009 No. 30 (SA) s 49 (sch.3-sec.55-ssec.1) Subject to this Schedule, the repeal of the superseded jurisdictional rules does not— revive anything not in force or existing at the time the repeal takes effect; or affect the previous operation of the superseded jurisdictional rules or anything suffered, done or begun under or in accordance with the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect a right, privilege or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect a penalty incurred for an offence arising under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or affect an investigation, proceeding or remedy in relation to such a right, privilege, liability or penalty. (sch.3-sec.55-ssec.2) Subject to this Schedule, any such penalty may be imposed and enforced, and any such investigation, proceeding or remedy may be begun, continued or enforced, as if the superseded jurisdictional rules had continued in force.

• (a) revive anything not in force or existing at the time the repeal takes effect; or
• (b) affect the previous operation of the superseded jurisdictional rules or anything suffered, done or begun under or in accordance with the superseded jurisdictional rules; or
• (c) affect a right, privilege or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or
• (d) affect a penalty incurred for an offence arising under the superseded jurisdictional rules; or
• (e) affect an investigation, proceeding or remedy in relation to such a right, privilege, liability or penalty.