A treatise on dental jurisprudence for dentists and lawyers / ... by William F. Rehfuss.

  • Rehfuss, William F.
Date:
1892
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    ITALY. The following is a literal translation of the law regu- lating the practice of dentistry in the Kingdom of Italy: No. 6850, series 3, in collection of official laws and decrees of the Kingdom of Italy, contains the following: Humbert I, by the grace of God and the will of the nation. King of Italy: Seen the laws of November 13th, 1859, No. 3725 ; February 16th, 1861; October 8th, 1876; December 22nd, 1888; October 9th, 1889; and with the intention of establishing fixed rules and identical methods of conferring: the diploma of dentistry in all the universities of the king- dom ; having conferred with our Council of Superior Instruc- tion ; having heard the Council of State on the proposition of our Minister-Secretary of State for Public Instruction, and Secretary of State for internal affairs, we do hereby decree: Article 1. Whosoever shall desire to practice dentistry or phlebotomy must have the degree in medicine and surgery. Art. 2. The teaching of dentistry shall be imparted in the surgical institutes of those faculties in our kingdomy which can demonstrate having the necessary means and. persons capable of such teaching according to the most recent progress of the specialty. Art. 3. The nomination of teachers shall be made according to the existing rules for the appointment of pro- fessors extraordinary, after having heard the opinion of the Superior Council. Art. 4. Those who have entered the courses in dentistry or phlebotomy previous to the publication of this decree, can finish and obtain their degrees under the rules in operation at the time of their entry. They also, as well as dentists already in practice, can continue under the article 60 of the law of October 9th, 1889, No. 6442 (series 3). We order that the present decree, furnished with the seal of state, be inscribed among the official laws and decrees- of our kingdom, and be it seen that this law shall be observed. Given in Rome, April 24th, 1890. [seal.] Boselle. Humbert. Cbispl