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SECTION 6

(1) A trade union or employer's association shall not have legal existence until the day on which a certificate of registration has been issued to it by the registrar of trade unions and employers' associations. (2) Any person forming a trade union or employers' association that has not yet been registered and who acts as if the said union or association has been registered shall be liable to prosecution. (3) The registrar of trade unions and employers' association shall be a civil servant appointed by decree.

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Purposes of trade unions and employers' associations and their establishment Trade unions and employers' associations

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ARTICLE 6

Section 6 of the Labour Code /akn/cm/act/loi/1992-08-14/92-007

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