Section 5 of The Van (Sanrakshan Evam Samvardhan) Adhiniyam, 1980
- (1)The Forest (Conservation) Ordinance, 1980 (17 of 1980) is hereby repealed.
- (2)Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken under the provisions of the said Ordinance shall be deemed to have been done or taken under the corresponding provisions of this Act.
Summary
- The Forest (Conservation) Ordinance, 1980, which is also numbered as 17 of 1980, is repealed, meaning it is cancelled or terminated.
- Even though that ordinance is cancelled, any actions taken or things done under its provisions remain valid.
- These past actions are treated as if they were done under the matching provisions of the new Act.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. What specific law does Section 5 cancel?
It cancels the Forest (Conservation) Ordinance, 1980, which is also referred to as Ordinance 17 of 1980.
2. What happens to decisions made under the cancelled Ordinance?
Any action taken or anything done under that Ordinance is kept alive and treated as if it were done under this new Act.
3. Does a person have to reapply for approvals received under the old Ordinance?
No, because any action taken under the old Ordinance is deemed to have been done under the corresponding provisions of the new Act.
Test yourself
Q1.Which specific law is repealed by Section 5 of this Act?
Q2.What happens to actions taken under the repealed Ordinance?
Q3.Under which sub-section of Section 5 is the Forest (Conservation) Ordinance, 1980, repealed?
Q4.Does the repeal of the Ordinance invalidate actions previously completed under it?
Q5.What is the number of the Forest (Conservation) Ordinance, 1980, that is repealed?
Q6.What does the term "repeal" mean in Section 5?