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Article LO6252-10 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

By virtue of a deliberation of the Executive Council, the President of the Territorial Council brings actions and defends before the courts in the name of the community. He may, by delegation of the Territorial Council, be entrusted for the duration of his mandate with bringing legal actions in the name of the community or defending the community in actions brought against it, in cases defined by the Territorial Council….

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Article LO6252-11 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The President of the Territorial Council, by delegation of the Territorial Council, may be entrusted, for the duration of his or her term of office, with taking any decision concerning the preparation, award, performance and settlement of works, supply and service contracts which may be awarded without prior formalities by virtue of their value, when the appropriations are entered in the budget. The President of the Territorial Council shall report…

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Article LO6252-12 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The decision of the Territorial Council or the Executive Council instructing the President of the Territorial Council to award a specific contract may be taken before the award procedure is initiated. In this case, it must include a definition of the scope of the need to be met and the estimated value of the contract. The Territorial Council may, at any time, decide that the contract may only be signed…

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Article LO6252-13 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The President of the Territorial Council may, by delegation of the Territorial Council: 1° Borrow for the purpose of financing the investments provided for in the budget and carry out financial transactions for the purpose of managing the borrowings, including hedging against interest rate and exchange rate risks, and to this end take the necessary measures; 2° To carry out cash lines on the basis of a maximum amount authorised…

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Article LO6252-14 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The president of the territorial council may, after deliberation by the executive council, refer to the administrative tribunal a request for an opinion on the interpretation of the status of Saint-Barthélemy or on the applicability in the collectivity of a legislative or regulatory text. In the event of serious difficulty, the president of the administrative tribunal may forward this request to the Conseil d’Etat. When the request for an opinion…

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Article LO6252-15 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The President of the Territorial Council or his/her representative may be entrusted by the authorities of the Republic to represent them in regional bodies located in the Caribbean area, including regional bodies dependent on the specialised agencies of the United Nations. The authorities of the Republic shall provide him with the necessary instructions and powers. In areas of State competence, the President of the Territorial Council or his representative may…

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Article LO6252-16 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

International agreements relating to both areas of competence of the State and areas of competence of the local authority are, in cases where the first paragraph of Article LO 6251-15, negotiated and signed by the authorities of the Republic. At its request, the President of the Territorial Council or his representative shall take part, as part of the French delegation, in the negotiation of these agreements. .

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