Loi du 15 juillet 1935, approuvant la Convention conclue à Bruxelles, le 23 mai 1935, établissant entre le Grand-Duché de Luxembourg et la Belgique une communauté spéciale de recettes en ce qui concerne les droits d'accise perçus sur les alcools. (Un règlement suit, page 669)
This preamble states that the law approves a convention between Luxembourg and Belgium on a special community of excise-duty revenue for alcohols.
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1935/07/15/n4/jo
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- fr
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This preamble states that the law approves a convention between Luxembourg and Belgium on a special community of excise-duty revenue for alcohols. The convention creating a Luxembourg-Belgium community for excise-duty receipts on alcohol is approved. The Government may regulate certain distillation-related matters by ministerial order. This article sets fines, possible imprisonment, closure, confiscation, and warnings for certain alcohol-related offences. The article caps certain administrative fines at 20,000 francs and gives the administration and the director of contributions powers to act on confiscation, seizure, and temporary closure of a distillery in specified cases.
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Loi du 15 juillet 1935, approuvant la Convention conclue à Bruxelles, le 23 mai 1935, établissant entre le Grand-Duché de Luxembourg et la Belgique une communauté spéciale de recettes en ce qui concerne les droits d'accise perçus sur les alcools. (Un règlement suit, page 669)
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