Revenue, Friendly Societies, and National Debt Act 1882

7 Amendment of 43 & 44 Vict., c.19

Notwithstanding anything contained in the Taxes Management Act 1880, section sixty of the Act of the session of the forty-third year of the reign of King George the Third, chapter one hundred and sixty-one, intituled " An Act for repealing the " several duties under the management of the Commissioners for " the Affairs of Taxes, and granting new duties in lieu thereof; for " granting new duties in certain cases therein mentioned; for " repealing the duties of excise on licences and on carriages " constructed by coachmakers, and granting new duties thereon, " under the management of the said Commissioners for the Affairs " of Taxes, and also new duties on persons selling carriages by " auction or on commission," shall be deemed to have continued in force since the time of the passing of the said Taxes Management Act, 1880, to the same extent to which it was in force at that time.

The following portions of section fifty-nine of the Taxes Management Act, 1880, are hereby repealed; that is to say,

(a) In section fifty-nine, subsection (2) (b), the words " and " all such orders shall be final and conclusive on all parties :"

(b) In subsection (2) (d) of the same section the words " of " the High Court " after the word " orders," and in subsection (4) of the same section the words " therein referred to."

In the said section fifty-nine, subsection (2) (e), is hereby repealed as regards England and Ireland.