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Citation rules/Tables/T2.30 New Zealand

Remove the as-amended tag

Error2Federal courts, Illinois courts21st and 22nd editions

A citation to legislation already means the text now in force, so an amending statute is cited the same way as any other statute, with no note added that it has since been amended.1

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  1. 1T2.30 New Zealand; T2.29 New Zealand. Tables: T10.2 Australian Cities and States; Canadian Cities, Provinces, and Territories; and U.K. Cities and Constituent Countries,; T10.3 Countries and Regions.
  2. 2An error: the rule in note 1 allows one form, and this is not it.
PreviousRemove one of the two report citationsNextRemove the court from the citation

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  1. Add the case number
  2. Add the registry town
  3. Add the year or the volume
  4. Move "(PC)" behind the first page
  5. Remove one of the two report citations
  6. Remove the as-amended tag
  7. Remove the court from the citation
  8. Use the chapter number
  9. Use the delimiter this series takes

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More in Tables

  1. Add the case number
  2. Add the registry town
  3. Add the year or the volume
  4. Move "(PC)" behind the first page
  5. Remove one of the two report citations
  6. Remove the as-amended tag
  7. Remove the court from the citation
  8. Use the chapter number
  9. Use the delimiter this series takes

Back to Tables

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