Arrêté grand-ducal du 24 novembre 1933 autorisant par dérogation aux prescriptions de l'art. 5 de la loi du 17 décembre 1859 sur la police des chemins de fer, le sieur Meder Corneille, entrepreneur à Rumelange, à construire une annexe à sa maison à dix centimètres (0,10 m.) de la limite du chemin de fer.
The provision authorizes Meder Corneille to build an annex to his house 0.10 m from the railway boundary.
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- Luxembourg
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- Order
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/agd/1933/11/24/n3/jo
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- Language
- fr
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The provision authorizes Meder Corneille to build an annex to his house 0.10 m from the railway boundary. Meden is authorized to build an annex to his house near the railway boundary, subject to stated conditions. The permission holder is fully responsible for the consequences of the authorization granted to them. The authorization may be withdrawn at any time, without compensation, if public safety, railway conservation, or operating needs require it. The permit holder must apply to the Director General of Public Works for the alignment and the execution conditions.
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Arrêté grand-ducal du 24 novembre 1933 autorisant par dérogation aux prescriptions de l'art. 5 de la loi du 17 décembre 1859 sur la police des chemins de fer, le sieur Meder Corneille, entrepreneur à Rumelange, à construire une annexe à sa maison à dix centimètres (0,10 m.) de la limite du chemin de fer.
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