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Law 11-06-1947

Original Language Title: Ley 11-06-1947

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LAW 11

VICTOR PAZ ESTENSSORO

CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC

For the Honorable National Congress has sanctioned the following Law:

THE NATIONAL CONGRESS,

D E C R E T A:

Single Article.-The provisions of Articles 36 and 37 of the Mining Code, will say:

Article 36.- The publication of the order and the concession for three successive times, with a seven-day interval of one insertion to another, will be carried out in the fatal term of forty days computable from the date in which the Notary of Mines has delivered the legalized copy.

If by omission of the Notary the publication of the order will be delayed, for the effects legal, the term of the publications will be closed to the ten fatal days after the third insertion.

Article 37.- In the city of La Paz, the Official Gazette will be published every seven days, specially designed to register all the requests and cars for the granting of mining belongings, corresponding to all the Mining districts of the Republic; with the interest to pay the value of the inserts.

Only in the absence of the Official Gazette, the Superintendents will be able to designate a newspaper of the locality for the mining publications.

Communicate to the Executive Branch for constitutional purposes.

The sessions of the National Congress.

La Paz, October 19, 1960.

Fdo. Ruben Julio, President of the National Senate, Ernesto Ayala Mercado, President of the H. Chamber of Deputies, Hernando Ayala Requena, Senator Secretary, Alberto Lavadenz, Senator Secretary, Guillermo Munoz de la Barra, Deputy Secretary, Armando Mollinedo, Deputy Secretary.

Therefore, he promulgated it so that it has and will comply as the Law of the Republic.

Government Palace in the city of La Paz, twenty-four days of the month of October of a thousand nine hundred and sixty

years.

FDO. VICTOR PAZ ESTENSSORO, Cnl. E. Rivas Ugalde, Minister of Government, Justice and Immigration