What's new in Moldovan law: 5 September 2002
On 5 September 2002, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 5 acts, 1 of them important, the most common type Decree (4).
- 5 acts
- Important: 1
- Decree: 4
- Law: 1
What they are about
Business and finance
1 act-
Decree No. 864
Promulgarea Legii cu privire la modificarea articolului 10 din Legea nr. 845-XII din 3 ianuarie 1992 cu privire la antreprenoriat şi întreprinderi şi a articolului 21 din Legea nr. 110-XIII din 18 mai 1994 cu privire la arme
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 5 Sept 2002
- Promulgates a law
Justice, order, defence
2 acts-
Decree No. 858
Promulgarea Legii privind declararea şi controlul veniturilor şi al proprietăţii demnitarilor de stat, judecătorilor, procurorilor, funcţionarilor publici şi a unor persoane cu funcţie de conducere
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 5 Sept 2002
- Promulgates a law
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Decree No. 863
Promulgarea Legii cu privire la rezerva Forţelor Armate
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 5 Sept 2002
- Promulgates a law
Administration
1 act-
Law No. 1192
Law on mobilization preparation and mobilization, in force since 05.09.2002
The law sets out what mobilization preparation and mobilization mean in the Republic of Moldova, who is responsible for them and how they are financed. It applies to public authorities, public institutions and economic agents. The law entered into force on 05.09.2002, and the available text includes the amendment of 13.05.22.
- Parliament
- In force since 5 Sept 2002
Appointments and awards
1 act-
Decree No. 859
Rechemarea domnului Ion CĂPĂŢINĂ din funcţia de Ambasador Extraordinar şi Plenipotenţiar al Republicii Moldova şi din cea de şef al Misiunii Republicii Moldova pe lîngă Comunităţile Europene
- President of the Republic of Moldova
- In force since 5 Sept 2002
- Individual decision
About the sources
5 acts published (laws: 1, decrees: 4), 1 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