Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty Act 1914
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Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty Act 1914 1914 c.1 An Act to make such provisions as are necessary to enable the Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty to come into force. [27th November 1914] Whereas His Majesty the King and the President of the Portuguese Republic have concluded the treaty of commerce and navigation set out in the Schedule to this Act, and by the final protocol appended thereto, it is provided that the treaty shall not come into force until the sanction of Parliament to article six thereof has been obtained:
Title and introductory text
Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty Act 1914 1914 c.1 An Act to make such provisions as are necessary to enable the Anglo-Portuguese Commercial Treaty to come into force. [27th November 1914] Whereas His Majesty the King and the President of the Portuguese Republic have concluded the treaty of commerce and navigation set out in the Schedule to this Act, and by the final protocol appended thereto, it is provided that the treaty shall not come into force until the sanction of Parliament to article six thereof has been obtained:
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