Loi du 23 mars 1871 portant affranchissement des droits d'enregistrement et de timbre pour les emprunts contractés par les communes ou les établissements publics.
This part is the preamble and only states that the law concerns relief from registration and stamp duties for loans contracted by communes or public establishments.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1871/03/23/n3/jo
- Status
- In force
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- Language
- fr
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This part is the preamble and only states that the law concerns relief from registration and stamp duties for loans contracted by communes or public establishments. Certain municipal and public-body loan documents, and related partial bonds and interest coupons, are exempt from registration and stamp duties if the Government has duly approved the loan. Certain mortgage registrations tied to the loans in Article 1 are exempt from mortgage duties, and one category of mortgage registration does not need renewal. This article allows forced expropriation of mortgaged immovable property linked to the loans mentioned in Article 1, and also allows clauses letting communes agree to a creditor’s sale of mortgaged property. This provision says the law applies to loans contracted from 9 February 1870 onward.
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Loi du 23 mars 1871 portant affranchissement des droits d'enregistrement et de timbre pour les emprunts contractés par les communes ou les établissements publics.
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