STATUTE OF THE HAGUE CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ADOPTED AT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS, ON 31 OCTOBER 1951 AND ENTERED INTO FORCE ON 15 JULY 1955 — Rwanda law | Esheria

STATUTE OF THE HAGUE CONFERENCE ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ADOPTED AT THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS, ON 31 OCTOBER 1951 AND ENTERED INTO FORCE ON 15 JULY 1955

Rwanda accedes to the Hague Conference Statute on private international law, and the Statute becomes fully effective.

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Rwanda
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Rwanda accedes to the Hague Conference Statute on private international law, and the Statute becomes fully effective. Three named ministers are responsible for implementing this Order. This article sets rules for admitting regional economic integration organisations as members and for how they exercise voting and membership rights. This Order starts to apply on the date it is published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Rwanda. The Permanent Bureau is based in The Hague, has a Secretary General and four Secretaries, and those appointees must have suitable legal knowledge and practical experience.