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Constitutional review ruling (C)June 22, 1995Full bench

C-263 de 1995

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Reporting justice Jorge Arango Mejía

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Ley 148/94. Tratado Sobre Traslado De Personas Condenadas Entre Colombia Y España. Inexequible.
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Tratado Internacional
  • Vicio de procedimiento
  • Inexequibilidad
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On the entire provisionLey 148/94DECLINED TO RULE
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  1. Primero. Declárase INEXEQUIBLE, por vicios de procedimiento en su trámite, la ley 148 de 1994, aprobatoria del tratado sobre traslado de personas condenadas entre la República de Colombia y el Reino de España, suscrito en Madrid el 28 de abril de 1993. En consecuencia, la Corte Constitucional, se declara INHIBIDA para pronunciarse sobre el tratado en revisión.
  2. Segundo. Comunicar la presente decisión al Gobierno Nacional, por intermedio de la Presidencia de la República y del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores.
  3. Notifíquese,
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