Bulletin des lois et actes, 1926
- Decree of April 12, 1926 re-elects Joseph Louis Borno President for four years, May 15, 1926 to May 15, 1930.
- Contract with All America Cables, Incorporated for up to ten submarine telegraph cables in Haitian waters.
- Contract of June 5, 1926 with the Banque Nationale on reserves for subsidiary coinage under the April 12, 1919 monetary reform convention.
- Decree of March 26, 1926 ratifies the postal convention signed at Madrid on November 13, 1920.
- An order adds a teacher course to the main primary schools run by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny and of Wisdom, to train rural teachers.
- The volume runs 458 pages and was printed in 1927.
Published by the Departement de la Justice as the official edition for 1926 and printed in Port-au-Prince in 1927, this 458-page volume gathers the year's laws, decrees, orders and contracts in the order issued. Among them is the Council of State's decree of April 12, 1926 re-electing Joseph Louis Borno President for four years, from May 15, 1926 to May 15, 1930. A contract with All America Cables, Incorporated allows up to ten submarine cables to be laid in Haitian waters for international telegraph traffic. A June 5, 1926 contract with the Banque Nationale de la Republique d'Haiti covers reserves for subsidiary coinage under the 1919 monetary reform convention. A decree of March 26, 1926 ratifies the postal convention signed at Madrid in 1920. Orders also appoint councillors of state, commute death sentences, liquidate pensions, authorize land purchases and add a teacher-training course to primary schools run by two religious congregations.
How to cite
Department of Justice (official edition), Bulletin des lois et actes, 1926, https://archive.org/details/bulletindesloise18hait
- Rights holder
- Government of Haiti