Article L2132-3
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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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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…mercial company referred to inArticle L. 333-2-1 in accordance with a public and non-discriminatory call for tenders procedure open to all interested publishers or distributors of services.The notice…
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