What's new in Moldovan law: 25 July 2002
On 25 July 2002, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 4 acts, 4 of them important, the most common type Law (2).
- 4 acts
- Important: 4
- Law: 2
- Decision: 2
What they are about
Justice, order, defence
1 act-
Law No. 1188
Fines for breaking advertising rules under Article 174,22 of the Administrative Offences Code
The law adds Article 174,22 to the Code on Administrative Offences, penalising breaches of advertising legislation. The article lists five situations, from advertising goods without a required certificate or licence to outdoor advertising placed by damaging trees. Citizens face a fine of ten to thirty minimum salaries, and persons holding responsible positions face one hundred to three hundred minimum salaries. The law entered into force on 25.07.2002, and the provision was repealed by CP218-XVI of 24.10.2008.
- Parliament
- In force since 25 Jul 2002
- Amends other acts
Administration
3 acts-
Law No. 1191
Changes to the ethyl alcohol law: licensing, purchases and existing licences
Law No. 1191 of 4 July 2002 amends Law No. 1100-XIV on the manufacture and circulation of ethyl alcohol and alcoholic products. Licensing now follows Law No. 451-XV of 30 July 2001. Two cases are added: buying alcoholic products from producers or depots without a licence, and finding counterfeit or dangerous alcoholic products. Licences for retail sale of alcoholic drinks issued before the law stay valid until they expire. The law entered into force on 25 July 2002.
- Parliament
- In force since 25 Jul 2002
- Amends: Law No. 1100-XIV/2000
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Decision No. 954
Aprobarea Modificărilor şi completărilor operate în unele hotărîri ale Guvernului Republicii Moldova
- Government
- In force since 25 Jul 2002
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Decision No. 955
Modificarea şi completarea Hotărîrii Guvernului Republicii Moldova nr. 902 din 29 august 2001
- Government
- In force since 25 Jul 2002
- Amends: Decision No. 902/2001
About the sources
4 acts published (laws: 2, decisions: 2), 4 of them important.
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Source: the Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova (monitorul.gov.md), the public table of contents of each issue.
Sources: monitorul.gov.md, legis.md