Law on the self-administration of the communities and districts in the GDR

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The law on the self-administration of the municipalities and districts in the GDR was the last municipal constitution of the German Democratic Republic . It came into force on May 17, 1990.

Parish term

The first section contains the following legal definition for a municipality according to this law:

" § 1 Concept of the community.

(1) The community is the foundation and member of the democratic state.

(2) The municipality is a community of citizens. It promotes the well-being and social coexistence of its residents through civic self-government.

(3) The municipality is a regional authority. "

- People's Chamber of the GDR : Law on the self-administration of the communities and districts in the GDR (municipal constitution) . 1990

With Paragraph 102, Paragraph 1 of this legal provision, the previously applicable “municipal constitution” from 1985, the law on local people's representations in the German Democratic Republic of July 4, 1985, was repealed.

Local authority authorities

According to this law, local supervision was the responsibility of various bodies or officials:

Amendment

After the conclusion of the Unification Treaty , it was supplemented on August 31, 1990 and adapted to the circumstances of the re-established states of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania , Brandenburg , Saxony-Anhalt , Saxony and Thuringia and also published in the Federal Law Gazette (Federal Law Gazette II p. 889). On October 3, 1990, the day of German unity , it was converted into state law of the five new federal states .

Particularities of administrative practice

For the first time since the dissolution of the states in the GDR in 1952 and the seal order of May 28, 1953, according to this law, the cities and municipalities of the GDR were again allowed to use their own seals according to § 10 point 2.

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