The President of the Territorial Council shall bring to the attention of the members of the Territorial Council, at the next meeting of the Territorial Council following notification to him, the decisions of the administrative or judicial courts which rule on the legality of the acts of the institutions of the collectivity.
Articles LO 6341-1 to LO 6342-6 are applicable to the local authority’s public establishments.
The acts mentioned in article LO 6351-2 and the first paragraphs of I and II of article LO 6351-3 falling within the scope of the law may be challenged by means of a reasoned appeal brought before the Conseil d’Etat within two months of their publication in the Journal officiel de Saint-Martin.
Appeals by the State representative against the acts mentioned in Article LO 6343-1, formed in accordance with the procedures set out in articles LO 6342-1 and LO 6342-2, are also brought before the Conseil d’Etat. When the representative of the State accompanies an appeal against an act with a request for suspension, made within the fifteen-day period provided for in article LO 6341-1, this act may not enter into force…
As soon as the matter is referred to it, the litigation secretariat of the Conseil d’Etat informs the president of the territorial council. The litigation procedure applicable to the specific judicial review of the acts mentioned in article LO 6343-1 is that applicable to appeals on grounds of ultra vires before the Conseil d’Etat.
The Conseil d’Etat shall rule on the conformity of the acts provided for in article LO 6351-2 with regard to the Constitution, organic laws, France’s international commitments and general principles of law. The Conseil d’Etat gives its ruling within three months of the matter being referred to it. Its decision is published in the Journal officiel de la République française and the Journal officiel de Saint-Martin.
Where, in the course of a dispute before a court or tribunal, a party raises a serious plea that an act referred to in Article LO 6351-2 with the Constitution, the organic laws, France’s international commitments or the general principles of law, and that this question affects the outcome of the dispute or the validity of the procedure, or constitutes the basis of the proceedings, the court shall immediately refer…
Any taxpayer registered on the roll of the collectivity of Saint-Martin or any elector registered on the electoral rolls of the collectivity has the right to exercise, both as plaintiff and defendant, at his own expense and risk, with the authorisation of the administrative court, the actions that he believes belong to the collectivity and that the latter, previously called upon to deliberate, has refused or neglected to exercise. The…
The coordination between the action of the State services and that of the local authority in Saint-Martin is ensured jointly by the President of the Territorial Council and the State representative.
Agreements between the State and the local authority of Saint-Martin set out the terms and conditions under which State employees and services are made available, as required, to the local authority of Saint-Martin. These agreements provide in particular for the provision to the President of the Territorial Council of the decentralised services of the State for the preparation and execution of the deliberations of the Territorial Council as well as…
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