Home / Dz.U. 1927 nr 88 poz. 789
Order of the President of the Republic of October 13, 1927, on the stabilization plan and contracting a foreign loan.
Rozporządzenie Prezydenta Rzeczypospolitej z dnia 13 października 1927 r. o planie stabilizacyjnym i zaciągnięciu pożyczki zagranicznej.
Type
Regulation (Rozporządzenie)
Status
without status (bez statusu)
Announced
1927-10-13
Entry into force
1927-10-13
Texts
Keywords
Credits and loans
Related acts
Acts referring to this act
- Implementing Regulations: Law of August 2, 1926, authorizing the President of the Republic to issue regulations with the force of law.
- Implementing Regulations: Law of March 17, 1921 - Constitution of the Republic of Poland.
- References: Regulation of the Minister of Finance of June 5, 1937, on the issuance of 3% State Treasury bonds and on the conditions for exchanging coupons from state and local government securities issued in foreign currencies.
- References: Regulation of the Minister of the Treasury of May 15, 1937, on the conditions for conversion and exchange of state and local government securities issued in foreign currencies, and on the issuance of the 4.5% State Internal Loan of 1937.
- References: Law of April 7, 1937, on the conversion and exchange of state, local government, and State Treasury guaranteed securities issued in foreign currencies.
- References: Act of March 24, 1933, on facilities for credit institutions granting debtors relief in agricultural receivables.
- References: Announcement of the Minister of Finance of July 9, 1934, establishing the rate at which securities may be accepted by state authorities and offices as collateral for tenders and as guarantees for all types of contracts or advances paid for government supplies and works, as well as for guarantees of excise, customs and transport credits granted by the State Treasury.
- References: Law of July 14, 1938, on the conversion of the 7% stabilization loan in United States dollars.
- References: Announcement of the Minister of Finance of March 15, 1932, establishing the rate at which securities may be accepted by state authorities and offices as collateral for tenders, as well as deposits to secure all types of contracts or advances paid for government supplies and works, as well as to secure excise, customs, and transport credits granted by the State Treasury.
- References: Law of March 29, 1938, on the conversion of 7% stabilization loan bonds denominated in pounds sterling.