The primary effect of Section 29 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 is to:
By adding entities and offences to the Schedule of the 1944 Ordinance, section 29's primary effect is to expand that Ordinance's applicability, not to reduce attachment…
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The primary effect of Section 29 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 is to:
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By adding entities and offences to the Schedule of the 1944 Ordinance, section 29's primary effect is to expand that Ordinance's applicability, not to reduce attachment proceedings, broaden general governmental authority, or abolish confiscation powers.