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    What's new in Moldovan law: 7 February 2014

    On 7 February 2014, Moldova’s Official Gazette published 27 acts, 16 of them important, the most common type Decision (13).

    • 27 acts
    • Important: 16
    • Decision: 13
    • Ruling: 8
    • Law: 3
    Updated:

    What they are about

    1. Business and finance 8
    2. Taxes and duties 2
    3. Health 2
    4. Justice, order, defence 2
    5. International agreements 2
    6. Transport and roads 1
    7. Education 1
    8. Construction and property 1

    Taxes and duties

    2 acts

    Transport and roads

    1 act
    • Decision No. 64

      Government transfers four vehicles free of charge from state property to several local units

      The Government decides to transfer, free of charge, four cars from state public property (the Vehicle Pool of the State Chancellery) to the public property of several administrative-territorial units. The transfer requires the agreement of the respective local councils. The decision entered into force on 07.02.2014.

      • Government
      • In force since 7 Feb 2014

    Health

    2 acts

    Education

    1 act

    Business and finance

    8 acts

    Construction and property

    1 act

    Justice, order, defence

    2 acts

    International agreements

    2 acts

    Administration

    7 acts

    Appointments and awards

    1 act

    About the sources

    27 acts published (laws: 3, decisions: 13, decrees: 1, orders: 1, dispositions: 1, other acts: 8), 16 of them important. Explained in plain words: 1.

    Satelit does not give legal advice. Titles, numbers and dates come from the official sources. Summaries, where present, are automatic explanations of the official text and may leave out details. The official text always prevails.

    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

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