The phrase "act containing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a specific act or legislation that includes certain provisions or elements.
Example: "The act containing the new regulations on data privacy was passed last month."
Alternatives: "legislation that includes" or "law encompassing the".
The Social Security Act contains the same provision.
Section 108 of the Act contains the administrative enforcement provisions.
The fifth section of the original act contains the undertaking of the government, and the sixth defines the obligation of the company.
As you say, the act contained the "deprave and corrupt" test (which had in fact been used in common law cases of obscene libel since 1868).
Sections 112, 130, 131, and 185 of the Act contain the liability provisions for failing to comply with the requirements of the Act and this part.
Then again, Camelot would hardly be likely to sanction a comic character whose act contains the line: 'Is life so unfair that we need a lottery and a justice system?
Liberty says the government had also conceded, prior to today's ruling, that non-crime portions of part 4 of the IP Act contained the same flaws it's been proposing to amend elsewhere but that it asked the court to be given a further year to keep applying it — a request the judges denied, granting half a year instead.
"The problem is real, it is urgent and it is well-documented," said Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt)., the Judiciary Committee chairman whose proposed Innocence Protection Act contains the competent-counsel provision.
On April 10 , 1906 the New York legislature passed a statute enabling the Montauk tribe to bring suit, The act contained the following proviso: "the question as to the existence of the Montauk Tribe of Indians shall be a question of law and fact to be determined by the court".
The Village Land Act contains the land tenure, which is extremely important in forest management as most of the forest resources are in village lands.
