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Loi du 18 juin 1971 portant approbation de la Convention sur la réduction des cas de pluralité de nationalités et sur les obligations militaires en cas de pluralité de nationalités, ouverte à la signature à Strasbourg, le 6 mai 1963

as it stood on 1979-03-18, permalink: /lu-legilux/loi-1971-06-18-n1/1979-03-18--ffef28e7b334501bcb60ce234255c5759dd4b2c19052c71a7dfb1ee849f5d670

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Text included, per-article reading view. Deterministic extraction of the verbatim retrieved document; each displayed provision carries its own hash and anchor. Ministère d'État – Service central de législation, Grand-Duché de Luxembourg. Data: Legilux open data (CC-BY), data.public.lu dataset 62c83bfd9794ec8e47b5bc68.
Outline, 3 provisions

Article unique. CONVENTIONsur la réduction des cas de pluralité de nationalités et sur les obligations militaires en cas de pluralité de nationalités.____ ANNEXE

Article unique. #article_unique
CONVENTIONsur la réduction des cas de pluralité de nationalités et sur les obligations militaires en cas de pluralité de nationalités.____ #attachment_1
ANNEXE #attachment_2
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as of1979-03-18 → this version applied
validin force 1979-03-18 → open publisher-asserted
typeLOI Version consolidée applicable au 18/03/1979 : Loi du 18 juin 1971 portant approbation de la Convention sur la réduction des cas de pluralité de nationalités et sur les obligations militaires en cas de pluralité de nationalités, ouverte à la signature à Strasbourg, le 6 mai 1963.
languagefr
published2023-05-10
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