Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti, Tome V (1827-1833)
- Covers 1827 to 1833 in 532 pages, in chronological order, starting with act 1101 of May 28, 1827.
- From Tome III the texts carry historical, jurisprudential and concordance notes.
- Fiscal acts include the law on stamp duty, the extraordinary contribution, patente laws and the customs law.
- Monetary acts cover banknotes, a new national coinage and a billon coinage.
- A law of 1831 and an additional law open several ports to foreign trade.
- Other acts cover the national guard, the Code of commerce circular and the administration of vacant estates.
This volume of the Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti covers 1827 to 1833 in 532 pages. Its chronological table starts with act 1101 of May 28, 1827 and lists laws, circulars, notices, proclamations and acts of the Chamber of Representatives of the Communes. From Tome III the compilation adds historical, jurisprudential and concordance notes to each act. Fiscal items include the law on stamp duty, the extraordinary contribution, the patente laws, the customs law and a duty on consignments. Others cover the organization of the national guard, banknotes, an additional law on the new national coinage and a billon coinage, the commissions created under the law of April 16, 1827, the publication of the Code of commerce, and vacant estates. Laws of 1831 open several ports to foreign trade and create a town at La Coupe. A proclamation responds to a plot aimed at the head of state.
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Legislative Body of Haiti, Recueil général des lois et actes du gouvernement d'Haïti, Tome V (1827-1833), https://archive.org/details/recueilgnral03hait
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