Publicity of the sessions of the Permanent Municipal Commissions and the constitutional principle of municipal autonomy
Commentary on the Judgment of the Supreme Court of October 27, 1982
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https://doi.org/10.24965/reala.vi219.8332Keywords:
Supreme Court, Permanent Municipal Commissions, Local Elections Law, Regulation of Organization, Operation and Legal Regime of Local Corporations, municipal autonomyAbstract
SUMMARY: I. APPROACH. - II. THE ISSUES RAISED IN THE PROCESS AND THE POSITIONS MAINTAINED: 1. THE OVERCOMING OF FORMALIST APPROACHES. 2. THE NEW CHARACTER OF THE PERMANENT MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONS AND THE POSSIBLE REPEAL OF ARTICLE 21 3 OF THE ROFRJ. 3. THE REPEAL OF ARTICLE 21 3 OF THE ROFRJ, UNDER THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE OF MUNICIPAL AUTONOMY. - III. CONCLUSION.
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30-09-1983
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López De Turiso Moraza, J. L. (1983). Publicity of the sessions of the Permanent Municipal Commissions and the constitutional principle of municipal autonomy: Commentary on the Judgment of the Supreme Court of October 27, 1982. Revista De Estudios De La Administración Local Y Autonómica, (219), 531–542. https://doi.org/10.24965/reala.vi219.8332
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