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NATIONAL LEGISLATION OVERVIEWS
NATIONAL LEGISLATION OVERVIEWS
Physical Planning Amendment Act,
No. 87 of 1983
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| SECTION | TITLE |
| 1. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Amends section 1 of the Physical Planning Act
88 of 1967”] |
| 2. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Amends section 6 of the Physical Planning Act
88 of
1967”] |
| 3. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Amends section 6 of the Physical Planning Act 88 of
1967”] |
| 4. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Substitutes section 7 of the Physical Planning Act 88
of
1967”] |
| 5. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Amends section 9 of the Physical Planning Act 88 of
1967”] |
| 6. | [...repealed
- was entitled “Amends section 12 of the Physical Planning Act 88 of
1967”] |
| 7. | [...repealed - was entitled “Short title”] |
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