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Statement Of The Constitutional Court, That Note 6 To Rate Post 15 Of The Court Fees Act Was Unconstitutional, As Well As Repeal Of Section 29A Of The Court Fees Act Through The Verfass...

Original Language Title: Ausspruch des Verfassungsgerichtshofes, dass Anmerkung 6 zu Tarifpost 15 des Gerichtsgebührengesetzes verfassungswidrig war, sowie Aufhebung des § 29a des Gerichtsgebührengesetzes durch den Verfass...

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142. Statement by the Federal Chancellor on the ruling of the Constitutional Court that Note 6 to the General Court Act 15 of the Court Fees Act was unconstitutional, as well as the repeal of Section 29a of the Court Fees Act by the German Federal Constitutional Court. Constitutional Court

According to Art. 140 (5) and (6) B-VG and in accordance with § 64 (2) and § 65 of the Constitutional Court Act 1953, BGBl. No. 85, is made known:

The Constitutional Court, with the recognition of 13 December 2011, G 85 ,86 /11-17, V 77-81/11-17, delivered to the Federal Chancellor on 21 December 2011, rightly recognized:

" 1. a)

Note 6 to Taric 15 of the Federal Law of 27 November 1984 on judicial and judicial administrative charges (court fees law-GGG), Federal Law Gazette (BGBl). 501 idF BGBl. I n ° 52/2009 and idF Article I Z 17 lit. b of the regulation of the Federal Minister for Justice on the reestablishment of court fees and tax bases, BGBl. II. 188/2009, was unconstitutional.

b)

§ 29a of the Federal Act of 27 November 1984 on judicial and judicial administrative charges (court fees law-GGG), Federal Law Gazette (BGBl). 501 idF BGBl. I n ° 100/2008, is being repealed as unconstitutional.

The repeal shall enter into force on the expiry of 30 June 2012.

Previous legal provisions do not enter into force again. "

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