Repeal of National Security Code

Repeal of National Security Code

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Title Supreme Court: Repeal of National Security Code

Law: Presidential Decree No. 1876

Decision Date: Jul 21, 1983

Presidential Decree No. 1876 repeals the National Security Code, replacing it with its provisions, with immediate effect, while ongoing proceedings related to the National Security Code remain unaffected.

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Repealed law and subject

Presidential Decree No. 1498 is titled “otherwise known as the National Security Code.”
Presidential Decree No. 1876 repeals the National Security Code in its entirety.

Reason for repeal

The repeal is justified by the issuance of Proclamation No. 2045.
The decree recognizes a need to repeal the National Security Code due to the issuance of Proclamation No. 2045.

Savings clause for pending matters

The repeal of Presidential Decree No. 1498 does not prejudice any proceedings in Court.
The repeal does not prejudice any cases in Court.
The repeal does not prejudice any transactions that might have arisen from the laws embodied in Presidential Decree No. 1498.

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