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Trading with the Enemy (Revocation) Order in Council 2011 (SI 2011/2991)

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20 December 2011
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This Order revokes the following Orders in Council: the Trading with the Enemy (Channel Islands) Order in Council 1940...
Enactment Citation
SI 2011/2991

Commencement date

15 December 2011


Summary

This Order revokes the following Orders in Council: the Trading with the Enemy (Channel Islands) Order in Council 1940, SR&O 1940/87; the Trading with the Enemy (Isle of Man) Order in Council 1940, SR&O 1940/88; the Trading with the Enemy (China Custodian) Order in Council 1944, SR&O 1944/100. Those Orders extended the application of certain provisions of the Trading with the Enemy Act 1939 to the named territories and to

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