Ley 11/1986, de 20 de noviembre, por la que se reconoce la personalidad jurídica de la parroquia rural. | BOE-A-1987-773 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 11/1986, de 20 de noviembre, por la que se reconoce la personalidad jurídica de la parroquia rural.

The provision recognizes the legal personality of the rural parish as an inframunicipal local entity within Asturias.

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Jurisdiction
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Instrument
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Citation
BOE-A-1987-773
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Language
es
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After the hearing period, the Interior and Territorial Administration Department must submit a draft decree to the Government Council within three months, and the approved decree may not impose parish obligations beyond what was already in the initial petition or draft. A population centre becomes recognized as a rural parish and local entity once the decree is approved and published and the required formal steps are completed. Las parroquias rurales tienen competencias sobre su patrimonio, caminos rurales y otras obras o सेवicios de interés exclusivo de la parroquia. A rural parish must have a directly elected President and a collegiate body called Junta de Parroquia. The Junta de Parroquia must act according to this Law; open council may be established for entities with fewer than 100 inhabitants if they expressly request it.