French General Code of Local AuthoritiesIn force
Subsection 2: Syndicates of communes
Article L5842-15
The articles L. 5212-6, L. 5212-7 and L. 5212-8 are applicable in French Polynesia.
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The articles L. 5212-6, L. 5212-7 and L. 5212-8 are applicable in French Polynesia.
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