In message . li, Tom
Anderson wrote:
The 1949 Act is no longer in force (which is why no U.K. current
statute database contains any of its terms)

Are you sure?

No. The Crossrail Act 2008 refers to it, for a start.

57 am.- Tpt. 1962 (c.46), s.32, sch.2 pt.III; 1968 (c.73), s.156(2),
sch.16 para.7; Tpt.(London) 1969 (c.35), s.17, sch.3
para.2(1)(2); London Regional Tpt. 1984 (c.32), s.67(2)(3),
sch.4 para.8(2)(3)(d).

Which also doesn't mention repeal. I haven't looked at any of the acts
listed there, but they are listed as amending, rather then repealing,
so i assume they don't fundamentally nobble section 57.

The LRT Act simply transfers certain functions from "the Executive" to
LRT. So I agree that it's still in force.

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