Arrêté du 20 janvier 1934 concernant l'application du taux d'intérêt pour familles nombreuses à ceux des débiteurs du Service des Logements populaires, dont le troisième enfant est né postérieurement à la réception du contrat de prêt.
This preamble identifies the 20 January 1934 order and cites earlier housing-loan laws and ministerial orders about interest rates, loan amounts, and loan duration.
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- Luxembourg
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/a/1934/01/20/n1/jo
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- Language
- fr
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This preamble identifies the 20 January 1934 order and cites earlier housing-loan laws and ministerial orders about interest rates, loan amounts, and loan duration. The interest rate for loans to large families also applies to loans granted or to be granted to borrowers of the Popular Housing Service, if their third child has been or will be born after the loan contract is received and the first two children are still alive when the third child is born. Borrowers of the Service get a new interest rate at the specified anniversary of amortization, and beneficiaries must provide any supporting documents requested by the Service des Logements populaires.
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Arrêté du 20 janvier 1934 concernant l'application du taux d'intérêt pour familles nombreuses à ceux des débiteurs du Service des Logements populaires, dont le troisième enfant est né postérieurement à la réception du contrat de prêt.
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