Austria - Constitution - Chapter VIII Final Provisions

Article 149 [Old Laws]
(1) In addition to the present law, the following laws, with the modifications necessitated by this law, shall, within the meaning of Article 44 (1), be regarded as constitutional law:
- Basic Law of 21 Dec 1867 on the general rights of nationals in the kingdoms and States represented in the Reichs' Congress;
- Law of 27 Oct 1862 on protection of personal liberty;
- Law of 27 Oct 1862 on protection of the rights of the home;
- Resolution of the Provisional National Assembly of 30 Oct 1918;
- Law of 3 April 1919 respecting the banishment and expropriation of property of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine;
- Law of 3 April 1919 on the abolition of the nobility, the secular orders of chivalry, male and female, and of certain titles and dignities;
- Law of 8 May 1919 on the coat of arms and seal of state of the Republic of German-Austria, with the modifications effected by Arts. 2, 5, and 6 of the law of 21 Oct 1919;
- Section V of Part III of the Treaty of Saint-Germain of 10 Sep 1919.
(2) Article 20 of the Basic Law of 21 Dec 1867 as well as the Law of 5 May 1869 issued on the basis of this Article are repealed.

Article 150 [Transitional Law]
The transition to the Federal Constitution introduced by this law will be prescribed in a special law entering into force simultaneously with the present law.

Article 151 [Responsibility]
The execution of this law is entrusted to the Federal Government.

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