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61 injurious effect
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62 lack of effect
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63 law in effect
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64 law of no effect
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65 legal effect
правовий наслідок; правова дія, правовий вплив; правовий ефект; юридична сила; юридичне значення -
66 limit adverse effect
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67 lose effect
перестати бути чинним, втрачати чинність (силу) -
68 loss of effect
втрата юридичної чинності (сили), припинення дії (чинності) -
69 material effect
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70 prejudicial effect
юридична дія, що завдає шкоди; преюдиція, преюдиційний ефект -
71 put a law in effect. operation
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > put a law in effect. operation
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72 remain in effect
= remain in force залишатися чинним ( або у силі), продовжувати бути чинним -
73 retroactive effect
= retroactive force зворотна дія, зворотна сила ( закону тощо) -
74 retrospective effect
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75 rule of general effect
загальнообов'язкова норма права, правова норма загального характеру -
76 statute of no effect
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77 surprise effect
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78 take effect
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79 take effect on ratification
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80 take effect on signature
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