SCHEDULE 6 Transitional and Savings Provisions
Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980 (1980 c 46) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 6 Transitional and Savings Provisions

Section 66

General

1

(1)     Insofar as—

(a)     any agreement, appointment, operation, authorisation, determination, scheme, instrument, order or regulation made by virtue of an enactment repealed by this Act, or

(b)     any approval, consent, direction or notice given by virtue of such an enactment, or

(c)     any complaint made or investigation begun by virtue of such enactment, or

(d)     any other proceedings begun by virtue of such an enactment, or

(e)     anything done or having effect as if done,

could, if a corresponding enactment in this Act were in force at the relevant time, have been made, given, begun or done by virtue of the corresponding enactment, it shall, if effective immediately before the corresponding enactment comes into force, continue to have effect thereafter as if made, given, begun or done by virtue of that corresponding enactment.

(2)     Where—

(a)     there is any reference in this Act (whether expressed or implied) to a thing done or required or authorised to be done, or a thing omitted,

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