The by-law may have effect retroactively to 1 January preceding its coming into force.

to have unlimited retroactive effect

Such an agreement may have retroactive effect to the date fixed by the order of the Government approving the agreement.

Then said so you want to put the dirty ones back in.

Such an agreement may have retroactive effect to the date fixed by the order of the Government approving the agreement.

But this is a contradiction, so no event can be a cause of itself.

Hunt J.A. dissented, however, on the date to which the order was retroactive.

The by-law may be retroactive to 1 January of the year in which it comes into force.

The probe signals can react to the voltage applied in an inertia-free manner to the electrodes without the involvement of mechanical elements.

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[53] It is a settled principle that laws can take effect retroactively, so long as the legislature indicates its intention in clear statutory language.

They notably concern the retroactivity of this measure from the beginning of 2019 and its compatibility with the already existing "Youtube" tax.

ARTICLE 183-1: The interpretation of a law given by the Houses of the Legislature shall be imposed for the purpose of that law without retroactively taking away any rights acquired by res judicata.

ARTICLE 183-1: The interpretation of a law given by the Houses of the Legislature shall be imposed for the purpose of that law without retroactively taking away any rights acquired by res judicata.

ARTICLE 183-1: The interpretation of a law given by the Houses of the Legislature shall be imposed for the purpose of that law without retroactively taking away any rights acquired by res judicata.