Netherlands · Law · wet
BWBR0002124
Wet voorzieningen ten aanzien van buitengewone registers van de burgerlijke stand
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1 July 2015
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1 July 2015 · Wet in werking
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wet
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18 October 2017
Summary
Eerstverantwoordelijke: Veiligheid en Justitie · Rechtsgebied: Openbare orde en veiligheidsrecht · Geldig vanaf 1954-01-07
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1 July 2015
Wet in werking
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Wet voorzieningen ten aanzien van buitengewone registers van de burgerlijke stand (toestand XML)
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Wet voorzieningen ten aanzien van buitengewone registers van de burgerlijke stand (toestand XML)
BWB toestand · NL
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- Legal framework · Wet voorzieningen ten aanzien van buitengewone registers van de burgerlijke stand · BWBR0002124 · NL
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Wet voorzieningen ten aanzien van buitengewone registers van de burgerlijke stand
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- Official source: http://wetten.overheid.nl/id/BWBR0002124/1954-01-07/0
- Open data entity: https://repository.officiele-overheidspublicaties.nl/bwb/BWBR0002124/BWBR0002124.WTI
- netherlands · bwb-BWBR0002124 · source updated 18 October 2017