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Loi du 15 mars 1983 sur les armes et munitions

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Outline, 41 provisions

Art. 1er. «Art. 5-1. Art. 5-2. Art. 6. «Art. 6-1. Art. 7. «Art. 7-1. Art. 7-2. Art. 8. Art. 9. Art. 10. Art. 11. Art. 12. Art. 13. Art. 14. Art. 15. Art. 16. Art. 17. Art. 18. Art. 19. Art. 20. Art. 21. Art. 22. Art. 22-1. Art. 22-2. Art. 22-3. Art. 22-4. Art. 22-5. Art. 23. Art. 24. Art. 25. Art. 26. Art. 27. «Art. 27-1. Art. 28. Art. 29. Art. 30. Art. 31. Art. 32. Art. 33. (Loi du 3 août 2011)«ANNEXE

A. Armes prohibées et armes soumises à autorisation

Art. 1er. #art_1er
«Art. 5-1. #art_5-1
Art. 5-2. #art_5-2
Art. 6. #art_6
«Art. 6-1. #art_6-1

B. — Agrément

Art. 7. #art_7
«Art. 7-1. #art_7-1
Art. 7-2. #art_7-2
Art. 8. #art_8
Art. 9. #art_9
Art. 10. #art_10
Art. 11. #art_11
Art. 12. #art_12
Art. 13. #art_13
Art. 14. #art_14
Art. 15. #art_15

C. — Autorisations

Art. 16. #art_16
Art. 17. #art_17
Art. 18. #art_18
Art. 19. #art_19
Art. 20. #art_20
Art. 21. #art_21
Art. 22. #art_22

C. — Autorisations / «C.-1. — Transferts d’armes et de munitions entre Etats membres de l’Union européenne

Art. 22-1. #art_22-1
Art. 22-2. #art_22-2
Art. 22-3. #art_22-3
Art. 22-4. #art_22-4
Art. 22-5. #art_22-5

D. — Taxes

Art. 23. #art_23
Art. 24. #art_24
Art. 25. #art_25
Art. 26. #art_26

E. — Dispositions pénales

Art. 27. #art_27
«Art. 27-1. #art_27-1
Art. 28. #art_28

F. — Dispositions transitoires et abrogatoires

Art. 29. #art_29
Art. 30. #art_30
Art. 31. #art_31
Art. 32. #art_32
Art. 33. #art_33
(Loi du 3 août 2011)«ANNEXE #attachment_1
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typeLOI Version consolidée applicable au 01/11/2010 : Loi du 15 mars 1983 sur les armes et munitions.
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