Arrêté grand-ducal du 15 février 1937 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 Henri Cloos, charpentier à Luxembourg-Bonnevoie, à maintenir un hangar en bois à la limite même du chemin de fer.
This provision authorizes Henri Cloos to keep a wooden shed at the edge of the railway, as an exception to the railway police rules cited.
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- Luxembourg
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- Order
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/agd/1937/02/15/n3/jo
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- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This provision authorizes Henri Cloos to keep a wooden shed at the edge of the railway, as an exception to the railway police rules cited. Henri Cloos is allowed to keep a wooden shed by the railway, but he must follow special conditions about not making openings or projections onto the railway and ensuring drainage. The permissionnaire 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 The authorization may be withdrawn at any time without compensation if public safety, railway preservation, or operational needs require it. The permission holder must apply to the Minister of Public Works to obtain the alignment and the execution conditions.
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Arrêté grand-ducal du 15 février 1937 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 Henri Cloos, charpentier à Luxembourg-Bonnevoie, à maintenir un hangar en bois à la limite même du chemin de fer.
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