Code de l'environnement
as it stood on 2018-08-11, permalink: /lu-legilux/code-environnement/2018-08-11--44222e026fba12eb1db73a8bcc5737ca2c7c3ed9ab51499922b9cb8e77e3851e
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| as of | 2018-08-11 → this version applied |
| valid | in force 2018-08-11 → 2018-09-07 publisher-asserted |
| type | CODE_RECUEIL Code de l'environnement |
| language | fr |
| published | 2018-08-11 |
| lex_id | lu-legilux:code-environnement:2018-08-11--44222e026fba12eb1db73a8bcc5737ca2c7c3ed9ab51499922b9cb8e77e3851e |
| record sha256 | 9a41566d206eb5758259b37453601c021eef0fd1bb6a26483bc7ddec8ad80c6f |
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