Article L2123-19
The town council may vote, from ordinary resources, allowances to the mayor for representation expenses.
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The town council may vote, from ordinary resources, allowances to the mayor for representation expenses.
Decisions and deliberations by which municipalities waive, either directly or by means of a contractual clause, the right to bring any liability action against any natural or legal person whom they re…
The right of local residents to be informed of local affairs and to be consulted on decisions affecting them, which is inseparable from the free administration of local authorities, is an essential pr…
In order to ensure that the police measures prescribed by the laws and regulations are carried out, the operations of closing and sealing the coffin when cremation takes place are carried out: - in co…
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The functions of mayor, deputy mayor, town councillor, chairman and member of a special delegation entitle the holder to reimbursement of expenses incurred in the performance of special mandates.Expen…
Burial sites other than cemeteries are also subject to the authority, police and supervision of mayors.
The duties of rural wardens and the conditions under which they may be recruited are defined by the provisions of Title II of Book V of the Internal Security Code.
The mayor is responsible, under the administrative control of the representative of the State in the department, for the municipal police, the rural police and the execution of State acts relating to…
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