Article 105 of the Greek Constitution, governing the self-administered status of the Athos peninsula, is a primary legal text cited without a specific edition year, since a constitution is a living document amended over time rather than a single dated publication. Its strength is that it is the Hellenic Republic's own constitutional text, the actual legal instrument, not a scholarly or historical account of Mount Athos. Its limit is the ordinary one for any statute: it states the legal status as enacted, not how that status has actually functioned in practice over time.
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Article 105 of the Constitution of Greece, the top tier reflecting that it is the Hellenic Republic's own constitutional text, the actual legal instrument governing Mount Athos's status. Its limit is the ordinary one for any statute: it states the legal status as enacted, not how that status has actually functioned in practice over time. NotesThe Hellenic Republic's own constitutional text governing the self-administered status of the Athos peninsula (Article 105); the legal instrument itself, not a scholarly or historical account of Mount Athos.
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AuthorHellenic Republic
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