Dutch law explained and summarized by artificial intelligence (AI)
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Name | Lawly — wetten-navigator NL |
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Version | 1.2.4-nederlandsewet |
Update | Nov 29, 2024 |
Size | 8 MB |
Category | Books & Reference |
Installs | 10K+ |
Developer | Black Envelope |
Android OS | Android 6.0+ |
Google Play ID | net.blackenvelope.nederlandsewet |
Lawly — wetten-navigator NL · Description
This app allows you to read every text in the Dutch basic law file.
You can request a concise summary of each legal article, powered by Lawly AI.
Includes:
+ The Constitution
+ Civil Code, Civil Law
+ Administrative law
+ Dutch criminal law, criminal procedure
+ Opium Act
+ International treaties, European Union, European Constitution
+ etc.
The basic laws file is published in the public domain by the Dutch government (https://data.overheid.nl/dataset/basic-wetten-file). This data is reproduced without modification in consolidated form by this app. Black Envelope has no relationship with the Dutch government.
This app uses information which is published into the public domain by the Government of the Netherlands (https://data.overheid.nl/dataset/basis-wetten-file). Black Envelope Development does not have any relation to the Government of the Netherlands.
You can request a concise summary of each legal article, powered by Lawly AI.
Includes:
+ The Constitution
+ Civil Code, Civil Law
+ Administrative law
+ Dutch criminal law, criminal procedure
+ Opium Act
+ International treaties, European Union, European Constitution
+ etc.
The basic laws file is published in the public domain by the Dutch government (https://data.overheid.nl/dataset/basic-wetten-file). This data is reproduced without modification in consolidated form by this app. Black Envelope has no relationship with the Dutch government.
This app uses information which is published into the public domain by the Government of the Netherlands (https://data.overheid.nl/dataset/basis-wetten-file). Black Envelope Development does not have any relation to the Government of the Netherlands.