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Purpose and legislative effect
“Article 1 adds a table entry covering correspondence mainly about magic, except those with a scientific character, and says they are to be returned to origin.”
Article 1 adds a table entry covering correspondence mainly about magic, except those with a scientific character, and says they are to be returned to origin. This article says the ordinance applies in Congo belge and Ruanda-Urundi and takes effect on 4 December 1956.
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Article 1 adds a table entry covering correspondence mainly about magic, except those with a scientific character, and says they are to be returned to origin.
Section 1
This article says the ordinance applies in Congo belge and Ruanda-Urundi and takes effect on 4 December 1956.
Section 2
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Source and current-law status
Not in force source record
Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 4 Dec 1956
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