No. 16 of 1953. Interpretation of Laws (Amendment). 7

porate, is established, then, unless the. con-
trary intention appears, the powers of such
board, commission, committee or similar body
shall not be affected by—
(a) any vacancy in the membership
thereof;
(b) the, fact that it is afterwards
discovered that there was some defect in
the appointment or qualification of a
person purporting to be a member there-
of; or
. (c) the fact that. there was any
minor irregularity in the convening of
any meeting thereof.

181: Save as is otherwise expressly pro-
vided by any Ordinance, whenever any act or
thing is required to be done by more than two
’ persons, a majority of them may do it.

18J. Whenever any Act of the Imperial
Parliament is extended to the Presidency such
Act shall be read with such formal alterations as
to names, localities, courts, officers, persons,
moneys, penalties and otherwise as may be
necessary to make the same applicable to the
circumstances.” © :

6. Section 3 of the Principal Ordinance is
hereby repealed.

R. Sv. J. O. Warnr,
President.

Passed the Legislative Council this 21st dsy
of December, 1953. Bet as
J. L. Ropinson,

Clerk of the Counctl. -

-ANTIGUA,

ANTIGUA.

Power of

majority of
more than
two persons.

Imperial Acts
to be read with
necessary
modifications.

Repeal.

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1954

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