Section
1. Short title
2. Application
CHAPTER 1.
INTERPRETATION ORDINANCE.
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.
Part I—GENERAL PROVISIONS OF
INTERPRETATION.
Page 300
99
99
3.
(1) Interpretation of certain words and expressions (2) Interpretation of "British Colony" in future enactments
and revised edition
99
107
(3) Definition to apply to grammatical variations and
cognate expressions
107
(4) Reference to Government property
107
(5) Provisions for gender and number
107
(6) Meaning of service by post
107
(7) Provision for Chinese terms
108
(8) Reference to time
108
(9) The Sovereign
108
(10) Reference to an officer and change of title
108
(11) Expressions denoting distance
109
(12) Computation of days
109
(13) Provision where no time prescribed
109
(14) Enactments, when binding on the Crown
109
Part II—ENACTMENTS.
(Character — Citation — Reference — Commencement.)
JBSC
4. Ordinances to be public Ordinances
109
5. Sections to be substantive enactments
109
6.
Schedules, etc. to be part of Ordinances
109
7.
...
(1) Citation of and in enactments and references thereto (2) Amendments
109
109
(3) Reference to the number of a line
110
(4) Construction of citation of a portion of an enactment (5) (a) Construction in an Ordinance of references to
sections, etc.
110
110
(b) Construction in a section of reference to sub-
sections and paragraphs
110
(c) Construction to apply to other enactments
110
8. Coming into operation of enactments, etc.
110
Part III.—REPEAL, AMENDMENT AND
DISALLOWANCE.
9. Repeal and substitution, effect thereof
111
10. Effect of repeal generally
111
11. Repeal of Ordinances
111
13.
12. Enactment and amending enactment to be read as one, etc.
Disallowance
112
112
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Section
1. Short title
2. Application
CHAPTER 1.
INTERPRETATION ORDINANCE.
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.
Part I-GENERAL PROVISIONS OF
INTERPRETATION.
Page
300
99
99
3.
(1) Interpretation of certain words and expressions (2) Interpretation of "British Colony" in future enactments
and revised edition
99
107
(3) Definition to apply to grammatical variations and
cognate expressions
107
(4) Reference to Government property
107
(5) Provisions for gender and number
107
(6) Meaning of service by post
107
(7) Provision for Chinese terms
108
(8) Reference to time
108
(9) The Sovereign
108
(10) Reference to an officer and change of title
108
(11) Expressions denoting distance
109
(12) Computation of days
109
(13) Provision where no time prescribed
109
(14) Enactments, when binding on the Crown
109
Part II-ENACTMENTS.
(Character - Citation — Reference — Commencement.)
JBSC
4. Ordinances to be public Ordinances
109
5. Sections to be substantive enactments
109
6.
Schedules, etc. to be part of Ordinances
109
7.
...
(1) Citation of and in enactments and references thereto (2) Amendments
109
109
(3) Reference to the number of a line
110
(4) Construction of citation of a portion of an enactment (5) (a) Construction in an Ordinance of references to
110
sections, etc.
110
(b) Construction in a section of reference to sub-
sections and paragraphs
110
(c) Construction to apply to other enactments
110
8. Coming into operation of enactments, etc.
110
Part III.-REPEAL, AMENDMENT AND
DISALLOWANCE.
9. Repeal and substitution, effect thereof
111
10. Effect of repeal generally
111
11. Repeal of Ordinances
111
13.
12. Enactment and amending enactment to be read as one, etc.
Disallowance
112
112
97
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