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Resolution No (429) Dated 05/08/1443 AH approving the Personal Status Law

First: approving the Personal Status Law, with the accompanying wording.

Royal Decree No. M/73 dated 06/08/1443 AH Approving the Personal Status Law

First: Approving of the Personal Status Law in the accompanying wording.

Council of Ministers Resolution No. (429) dated 5/8/1443 H approving the Personal Status Law

Council of Ministers Resolution No. (429) dated 5/8/1443 H

Royal Decree No. (M/73) dated 6/8/1443 H approving the Personal Status Law

Royal Decree No. (M/73) dated 6/8/1443 H



 
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