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Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation (Defence-related Claims) Act 1988

123AInjuries suffered before the commencing day

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123A Injuries suffered before the commencing day

A reference in this Part to an injury suffered before the commencing day is a reference to an injury within the meaning of whichever of the 1912 Act, the 1930 Act or the 1971 Act was in force when the injury was suffered, as that Act was then in force.

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