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Article 135 of the Constitution of Moldova

Article
135
Index row title
of th e present Constitution may be solved by the Supreme Court of
Source document
Moldova Constitution
Provision ID
3391c2ec-cbfd-40a2-8d29-259cae6d09dc

113 words

Verbatim text

Justice, upon the initiative brought forward by the Parliament. Article VII (1) The law of 1 September 1989 on the use of the languages spoken throughout the terri tory of the Republic of Mo ldova shall remain in force to the extent that it does not conflict with the present Constitution. (2) The aforesaid law may be amended by a vote of at least two thirds of the Members of Parliament within 7 years following the date of coming into effect o f this Constitution. Article VIII Title VII, Final and Transitory Provisions shall be considered a constitutive part of the present Constitution and shall regulate issues dealing with its coming into effect.

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