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Article L3213-2-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

When the départements, their groupings and their public establishments make amicable property acquisitions in accordance with the rules of civil law, or when the acquisition takes place by auction, the notary drafting the deed shall, if necessary, proceed, under his responsibility, to purge all liens and mortgages. The funds remitted to him are then considered to have been received by reason of his duties.

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Article L3214-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The departmental council adopts the departmental social assistance regulations defining the rules according to which social assistance benefits falling within the department’s remit are granted. The departmental council contributes to delinquency prevention actions under the conditions set out in article L. 132-15 of the Internal Security Code.

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Article L3214-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The departmental council, unless it has delegated its competence to the president, pursuant to article L. 3211-2, awards and withdraws grants maintained from departmental funds, on the reasoned advice of: 1° The head of the establishment and the board of directors, for public educational establishments; 2° The head of the establishment, for private educational establishments. The competent authority may pronounce withdrawal in cases of urgency; it shall immediately give notice…

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Article L3215-2 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The departmental council rules: 1° On the department’s contributory share of expenditure that concerns both the department and the communes; 2° On the contributory share to be imposed on the department in works carried out by the State that concern the department; 3° On difficulties raised in relation to the apportionment of the expenditure of works that concern several communes in the department. .

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