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Page 51
... decrees was limited to emergencies such as changes in tariff sched- ules and the decreeing of martial law , but during the " emergency " of the War executive decrees were tolerated on a large scale . The law of 1926 provides : ( 1 ) ...
... decrees was limited to emergencies such as changes in tariff sched- ules and the decreeing of martial law , but during the " emergency " of the War executive decrees were tolerated on a large scale . The law of 1926 provides : ( 1 ) ...
Page 52
... Decrees are legal ( as in the past ) when the power is dele- gated by parliament for a specific purpose . As emergency measures , however , they must be submitted to parliament within three sessions and are automatically void after two ...
... Decrees are legal ( as in the past ) when the power is dele- gated by parliament for a specific purpose . As emergency measures , however , they must be submitted to parliament within three sessions and are automatically void after two ...
Page 117
... decrees involving direct compulsions . Such intervention , too , was nothing new by this time , but it came now with ... decree made coal and the imported industrial metals practically state monopolies administered by the state railroads ...
... decrees involving direct compulsions . Such intervention , too , was nothing new by this time , but it came now with ... decree made coal and the imported industrial metals practically state monopolies administered by the state railroads ...
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Regional Differences | 4 |
Italys Resources and Needs ΙΟ | 10 |
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