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(1)    Schedule 18 contains certain amendments consequential on the provisions of this Part.

(2)    The Treasury may by regulations make such other amendments and repeals as appear to them appropriate in consequence of the provisions of this Part.

(3)    The regulations may, in particular, make such provision as the Treasury think fit for reproducing in relation to stamp duty land tax the effect of enactments providing for exemption from stamp duty.

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This Act received Royal Assent on 10 July 2003: for provision as to the commencement and application of this section see s 124 and Sch 19.
Property Taxes94 Real Property Law94 Stamp Taxes99 Tax Law94

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