Loi du 26 avril 1951 relatif au séquestre et à la liquidation des biens, droits et intérêts allemands. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1951/04/26/n1/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 26 avril 1951 relatif au séquestre et à la liquidation des biens, droits et intérêts allemands.

This text identifies a Luxembourg law on the sequestration and liquidation of German property, rights, and interests, and lists its main sections.

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Luxembourg
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Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1951/04/26/n1/jo
Status
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Language
fr
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This text identifies a Luxembourg law on the sequestration and liquidation of German property, rights, and interests, and lists its main sections. Assets covered by the listed wartime seizure measures are to be liquidated under this law, and the net proceeds are paid into the Treasury. The provision applies the law to certain assets, rights, and interests acquired by Germans, and allows the Finance Minister or a designated body to lift sequestration for some later-acquired wages or professional income. This article defines who is treated as German for these rules and provides when sequestration of certain property is lifted. Some companies and related entities can be treated as under German control for sequestration purposes, and the Finance Minister may order or waive sequestration in certain cases.