SCHEDULE 14 Repeals
Local Government Finance Act 1992 (1992 c 14) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 14 Repeals

Section 117(2)

ChapterShort title Extent of repeal
1963 c 12Local Government (Financial Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1963Section 10.
1965 c 49Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages (Scotland) Act 1965Section 28B.
1966 c 51Local Government (Scotland) Act 1966In Part I of Schedule 1, paragraph 2A.
1973 c 65Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973Sections 110 and 110A.
In section 111(1), paragraphs (a), (b) and (d).
In section 118(1)(b), the words from “district council†to “to anyâ€.
1975 c 30Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975In section 37(1), the definition of “rateâ€.
In Schedule 3, in paragraph 31 the definitions of “community charges†and “community water chargesâ€.
1980 c 45Water (Scotland) Act 1980Section 9(6).
Section 41(2) and (2A).
In section 54(3)(b), the words “in respect of the premises suppliedâ€.
In section 109(1), the definition of “community water chargesâ€.
1980 c 65Local Government, Planning
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