The Legal And Mercantile Handbook of Mexico
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2. All laws, regulations, circulars, or any other general legal provisions, for general observance, issued by the authorities, phall be binding and take effect on the day of their promulgation, in the places wherein it should be made.
Art. 3. If the law, regulation, . circular, or other general legal provision, fixes the day when it must begin to be observed, it shall be binding from that day, even if published before.
Art. 4. In ordei- that a law, regulation, circular, or general legal provisi...on, shall be considered as promulgated and binding at the places where the authority who makes the promulgation does not reside, the time shall be computed at the rate of one day for each twenty kilometers of distance; if there should be a fraction that ex- ceeds one-half the distance ■ already stated, one more day shall be computed.
Art. 5. No law nor prescription of the government shall have a retroactive effect. (313) 314 Civil Code of the Federal District.
Aet. 6. The renouncement of laws in general i's of no avail, nor is the special renouncement of prohibitive laws or of public interest- Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. All laws, regulations, circulars, or any other general legal provisions, for general observance, issued by the authorities, phall be binding and take effect on the day of their promulgation, in the places wherein it should be made.
Art. 3. If the law, regulation, . circular, or other general legal provision, fixes the day when it must begin to be observed, it shall be binding from that day, even if published before.
Art. 4. In ordei- that a law, regulation, circular, or general legal provisi...on, shall be considered as promulgated and binding at the places where the authority who makes the promulgation does not reside, the time shall be computed at the rate of one day for each twenty kilometers of distance; if there should be a fraction that ex- ceeds one-half the distance ■ already stated, one more day shall be computed.
Art. 5. No law nor prescription of the government shall have a retroactive effect. (313) 314 Civil Code of the Federal District.
Aet. 6. The renouncement of laws in general i's of no avail, nor is the special renouncement of prohibitive laws or of public interest- Art.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coney, Alejandro K., 1847- to read onlineMoreLess
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