Chapter 23 – Punishments (Interpretation) Ordinance
What is this act about?
This law, called the Punishments (Interpretation) Ordinance, was created to define how certain punishments should be understood.
Who it applies to: This law is no longer in effect, as it was repealed in 2015.
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- Malta
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What does this act regulate?
- The interpretation of specific punishments.
Who does this act apply to?
- This law is no longer in effect, as it was repealed in 2015.
What are the key points?
- It was originally enacted on August 4th, 1888.
- It was amended by Act XLIX of 1981.
- It was repealed by Act II of 2015.
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PUNISHMENTS (INTERPRETATION)
CHAPTER 23
PUNISHMENTS (INTERPRETATION) ORDINANCE To make provision respecting the interpretation of certain punishments. (4th August, 1888)* ORDINANCE XVII of 1888, as amended by Act XLIX of 1981.
Repealed by Act II of 2015. *See Proclamation No. XII of the 4th of August, 1888.