The effect of the repeal of the General Clause Act 1897 section 6 was the effect of the provision of savings, not the granting of breathing time to the parties where any existing rights were enforced when the existing law was enforced and He did not even find time to breathe. To a party, then, it was to be continued by the old law. The repeal or amendment of the Act shall not affect the right that already existed unless the express or intent of the amended or banned law is removed. The pending process will continue without the hassle of changing the law, unless the repealing law has conflicting intentions.
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