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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament, which has been adopted in the manner provided for in Article 67 of the Statutes,:
In order to mitigate serious disturbances on price and cost, a price bracket may be imposed as provided for in this Act.
For the purposes of this law, the trader shall mean any natural or private or legal person who, in a professional manner, holds the trade, sells or otherwise provides goods or services for consideration. (commodity).
For the purposes of this law, the value of a commodity shall be defined in this Act for goods or services or for any other benefit payable or paid in favour of another.
For the purposes of this law, the use of a commodity shall mean a sale fee, a reduction, a sale or supply condition, or any other criterion according to which the selling price of the commodity is calculated in each case.
When a significant change in exchange rates, an essential increase in international price and cost levels, or other serious disturbance of the economy has led to or apparently leading to a significant disruption of domestic price and cost levels, The Council of State may impose a period of limited duration, but not more than four months. The price closure shall not be renewed until at least 10 months have elapsed since the end of the preceding period.
The price closure shall be imposed by prohibiting the trader from exceeding the price of the commodity in his country of destination. (closing price) Or charging criterion.
The State Council may exempt a commodity from price brackets if it is necessary to ensure the continuity of employment and production, or to ensure the availability of goods.
Where the Council of State has imposed a price tag, it shall immediately inform the President of the Parliament, which shall be brought to the attention of the Parliament immediately or, unless the Parliament is convened, as soon as the Parliament has met. The price closure shall be lifted if the Parliament so decides.
The condition contained in the undertaking or in the contract, or the specific intermediary speech which is contrary to the price bracken imposed by the Government, shall not be applied or enforced.
The penalty for infringement of the regulatory and regulatory provisions adopted by the authority under this law and its attempt shall be Chapter 46, Section 1-3 § § The penalties for loss are set out in Articles 8 to 13 of the same chapter.
More detailed provisions on the implementation of this law shall be adopted, where appropriate, by a regulation.
This Act shall enter into force on 1 October 1988.
This law repeals the price control law of 15 February 1974 (156/2015) With its subsequent modifications.
The first period of validity of this law shall be four years. After the first and each subsequent period, the law shall remain valid for a period of four years or less if the Regulation so provides for at least six months before the end of each period of validity.
The Regulation referred to in paragraph 3 shall be notified without delay to the President of the Parliament, which shall be brought to the attention of the Parliament immediately or, unless the Parliament is convened, as soon as it is convened. The Regulation should be repealed if the Parliament so decides.
HE 149/87, tv miet. 7/88, svk.M. 53/88This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1991.
HE 66/88, Ivhms. 6/90, svk.M. 56/90
