Article L2122-3
When any obstacle whatsoever, or remoteness, makes communications between the chief town and a fraction of a commune difficult, dangerous or temporarily impossible, a post of special deputy may be ins…
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When any obstacle whatsoever, or remoteness, makes communications between the chief town and a fraction of a commune difficult, dangerous or temporarily impossible, a post of special deputy may be ins…
In the event of a project to create a new commune resulting from the merger of all the member communes of one or more public establishments for inter-communal cooperation with their own tax status, th…
Agency employees involved in municipal accounting, the assessment, collection or control of all taxes and duties may not be mayors or deputy mayors, nor may they perform their duties, even temporarily…
The municipal council determines the number of deputy mayors, but this number may not exceed 30% of the legal number of members of the municipal council.
The mayor's salaried employees may not be deputy mayors if this salaried activity is directly linked to the exercise of the mayor's mandate.
The Town Council elects the mayor and deputy mayors from among its members by secret ballot. No person may be elected mayor who is not at least eighteen years of age. The office of mayor is incompatib…
The time of absence provided for in articles L. 2123-1, L. 2123-2 and L. 2123-4 is deemed to be equivalent to actual working time for the purposes of determining entitlement to social benefits.
The mayor, by virtue of the municipal council's decision, represents the municipality in legal proceedings.
Any party who has obtained a conviction against the municipality shall not be liable for any charges or contributions imposed for the payment of costs and damages resulting from the proceedings.
The mayor may always, without the prior authorisation of the town council, take any protective or interruptive action in respect of forfeitures.
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