"الملف 15/15 قواعد ولوائح قوانين الجنسية في العراق والسعودية" [و‎‎٢‎٠] (١٦٢/٣٩)

BUSHIRE.
BANDAR ABBAS.
CHARBAR.
JASHK.
LINGA.
HENJAM.
MOHAMMERAH.
AHWAZ.
THE IRADAH AMENDING THE COURTS RULES, 1918.
We have issued this OUR ROYAL IRADA.
Pursuant to the proposals of the Minister of Justice under the provisions of Section 23 of
the Courts Proclamation of the 28th December, 1917.
For the addition to Section 4 of the Courts Rules, 1918 of the words :
" A Single judge, appointed in that behalf by the Minister of Justice, shall have all
the powers of a Court of First Instance to hear and decide matters under the provisions of the
Companies Proclamation, 1919. ,,
This Irada shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Government
Gazette.
The Minister of justice is charged with the execution of this Irada.
Made at Baghdad this 3rd day of May, 1924 and the 29th day of Ramadhan, 1342.
FAISAL.
Minister of Justice, Prime Minister,
AHMAD JA'FAR-AL-ASKARI.
IMPORTATION OF PLANTS LAW, 1924.
W e , KING of 'IRAQ.
Pursuant to the proposals of the Minister of the Interior and with the concurrence of the
Council of Ministers, do hereby decree as follows: —
1. This Law may be called the Importation of Plants Law, 1924.
2. In this Law the expression: —
(a) "Plant" shall mean: —
(1) All living plants with a persistent woody stem above ground and to all parts of
the same such as stocks, stools, nursery trees, grafts, layers or cuttings
thereof.
(2) Cotton seed and unginned cotton (otherwise known as seed cotton or Kapas.)
(3) All bulbs, corns, rhizomes and tuoers, other than potatoes.
(6) "Scheduled pests" shall mean the pests and diseases set out in the Schedule
hereto.
(c) "Government Inspector " shall mean an officer appointed by the Director of
Agriculture for the purposes of this Law.
3. Subject to the provisions of Article 5, hereof any plant or consignment of plants
arriving in 'Iraq from overseas, whether by post or otherwise, will be detained for inspection by
a Government Inspector. The inspection shall be undertaken at such place as mav be pres
cribed .
4. If any plant or consignment of plants be found to be infested by a scheduled pest, the
Government inspector shall order the same to be destroyed, unless he considers that treat
ment for disinfection iis advisable in which case lie shall detain the plants or consignment of
plants until the disinfection is completed.
5. The Government Inspector may, in his discretion, pass without inspection any plants
or consignment of plants which are accompanied by a Certificate from a competent official of
the Department of Agriculture of the country of export to the effect that they are free from
scheduled pests.
6. All charges in connection with the inspection, detention-destruction or disinfection
of plants shall be borne by the person importing the same.
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