retrospective effect

As a result his appointment was made permanent with retrospective effect.

Significantly, it was stated that the definition does not have retrospective effect.

Companies come into existence by registration with retrospective effect to the date of the contract.

Similarly, a rule will not normally have retrospective effect unless this is clearly provided for.

The principle is also thought to be violated when the sanctions for a particular crime are increased with retrospective effect.

And to bring the coup case under the draconian law, it was given retrospective effect from January 1, 1962.

Accordingly, a new article 31A was introduced with retrospective effect to uphold such measures.

This reform did not, however, have retrospective effect.

This is not the same as a retrospective effect of past acts which are protected by the rule against ex post facto laws.

This section includes a retrospective effect, regularizing suppressions of houses which had already taken place.

If work starts before the agreement is signed, is the agreement to have retrospective effect?

The order was promulgated from retrospective effect.

Section 7 of the Interpretation Act 1999 stipulates that enactments do not have retrospective effect.

Officials in the environment ministry claimed that it was not practical to impose new guidelines with retrospective effect "as there are millions of buildings".

The Association of University Teachers settled for 4.2% this autumn, with retrospective effect from 1 April 1992.

The State aid notification seeks a reintroduction of the exemption with retrospective effect to 1 April 2011.

In effect her appointment as Chief Minister was declared null and invalid with retrospective effect.

Also, where Congress has not by legislation overruled the Court's decision, the Court would not reverse itself, with potentially severe retrospective effect.

Consequently, in 1999 India allowed for transitional filing of product patent for grant of exclusive marketing rights with retrospective effect from 1995.

In addition, Desai's government cancelled the tax-exempt status of the ashram with retrospective effect, resulting in a claim estimated at $5 million.

It did this not only prospectively but was also applied with retrospective effect to the legislation passed in 1987, which was in itself retrospective.

In 1845 Persius was appointed as Head Architectural Advisor with retrospective effect from 12 October 1842.

The act had a limited retrospective effect - it covered injuries that had happened before the Act came into force if an action had not been brought.

The Government proposes tax legislation with retrospective effect only after very careful consideration of the circumstances, according to Financial Secretary Stephen Dorrell.

The college received recognition for MBBS degree from Medical Council of India in 1952 with retrospective effect.