Ley 113 de 1896 →In force

Article 14

Ley 113 de 1896 · Sobre división territorial judicial

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Art. 14. Divídese en dos el Circuito Judicial de Jericó, Departamento de Antioquia, así :

Circuito de Jericó, compuesto de los Municipios de Jericó, que será su cabecera, Támesis, Valparaíso y Nueva Caramanta.

Circuito Judicial de Andes, compuesto de los Municipios de Andes, Bolívar, Salgar, y Jardín cuya cabecera será Andes.

En el primero de estos circuitos habrá dos Jueces y en el segundo uno.

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