Arrêté grand-ducal du 15 avril 1921 accordant démission honorable à MM. Nicolas Welter, Auguste Liesch et Antoine Pescatore, Directeurs généraux.

This preamble says the Grand-Ducal order of 15 April 1921 grants honorable resignation to three named directors general.

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Jurisdiction: Luxembourg
Instrument: Order
Citation: http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/agd/1921/04/15/n1/jo
Status: In force
Version: Undated source snapshot
Language: fr
Updated: 15 Apr 1921
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This preamble says the Grand-Ducal order of 15 April 1921 grants honorable resignation to three named directors general. Honorable resignation is granted, on request, to three named government directors. The Minister of State, President of the Government is responsible for carrying out this order.

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AI-assisted research summary: This preamble says the Grand-Ducal order of 15 April 1921 grants honorable resignation to three named directors general.

Le contenu de la version HTML du Journal officiel luxembourgeois est identique Ã la version PDF. ArrÃªtÃ© grand-ducal du 15 avril 1921, accordant dÃ©mission honorable Ã MM. Nicolas Welter, Auguste Liesch et Antoine Pescatore, Directeurs gÃ©nÃ©raux. Nous CHARLOTTE, par la grÃ¢ce de Dieu, Grande-Duchesse de Luxembourg, Duchesse de Nassau, etc., etc., etc.; Vu l'art. 77 de la Constitution et sur le rapport de Notre Ministre d'Ãtat, PrÃ©sident du Gouvernement; Avons arrÃªtÃ© et arrÃªtons; â

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AI-assisted research summary: Honorable resignation is granted, on request, to three named government directors.

Art. 1 er . DÃ©mission honorable est accordÃ©e, sur leur demande, Ã MM. Nicolas Welter, Directeur gÃ©nÃ©ral de l'instruction publique, Auguste Liesch, Directeur gÃ©nÃ©ral de la justice et des travaux publics, et Antoine Pescatore, Directeur gÃ©nÃ©ral du commerce de l'industrie et du travail, avec remerciements pour leurs bons et loyaux services. â
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AI-assisted research summary: The Minister of State, President of the Government is responsible for carrying out this order.

Art. 2. Notre Ministre d'Ãtat, PrÃ©sident du Gouvernement est chargÃ© de l'exÃ©cution du prÃ©sent arrÃªtÃ©. Le Ministre d'Ãtat, PrÃ©sident du Gouvernement E. REUTER. Luxembourg, le 15 avril 1921. CHARLOTTE

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