Rhode Island § 43-4-13 § 43-4-13. References in other statutes to laws repealed by this chapter.

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§ 43-4-13 — § 43-4-13. References in other statutes to laws repealed by this chapter.

Rhode Island § 43-4-13

Title 43Statutes and Statutory Construction

Ch. 43-4Effect of General Laws

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 43-4-13 (2026).

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§ 43-4-13. References in other statutes to laws repealed by this chapter.
Wherever any statute not repealed in the general laws refers to and adopts any statute
            or part of a statute which is repealed in the general laws or any provision or rule
            of law which is abrogated or modified by the general laws, the statute, part of a
            statute, provision, or rule of law so referred to and adopted shall not be deemed
            repealed by the provisions of this chapter but shall be in force only so far as the
            same shall have been so adopted, and for no other purpose, and so far only as is not
            repugnant to or inconsistent with the provisions of the general laws.
         

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§ 43-4-13. References in other statutes to laws repealed by this chapter.

Wherever any statute not repealed in the general laws refers to and adopts any statute or part of a statute which is repealed in the general laws or any provision or rule of law which is abrogated or modified by the general laws, the statute, part of a statute, provision, or rule of law so referred to and adopted shall not be deemed repealed by the provisions of this chapter but shall be in force only so far as the same shall have been so adopted, and for no other purpose, and so far only as is not repugnant to or inconsistent with the provisions of the general laws.