7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas, deputy mayor of the municipality of portmore in good faith, during the period commencing on the 8th day of july, 2014, and ending on the date of coming into operation ofthis act in the purported exercise of the functions conferred upon

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas, deputy mayor, has purported to continue to exercise the powers and duties of the mayor of the municipality of portmore, in excess of the six month period prescribed by section 4(8) of the municipalities act: and whereas section 4(9) o

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas, deputy mayor of the municipality of portmore, in good faith, during the period commencing on the 8th day of july, 2014, and ending on the date of coming into operation of this act, in the purported exercise ofthe powers, duties and fun

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas and every other person who may be liable (directly or indirectly) to be legally proceeded against on the grounds that the purported exercise by leon george thomas of the powers, duties and functions of the mayor of the municipality of p

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas, has purported to exercise the power and duties of the mayor of the municipality of portmore in the absence or incapacity of the mayor, being the period commencing onthe8thday of july, 2014, and ending on the date of the coming into ope

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas and every other person who may be liable (directly or indirectly) to be legally proceeded against on the grounds that the exercise by leon george thomas of the powers, duties and functions of the mayor of the municipality of portmore or

7 of 2014-The Municipalities (Validation and Amendment) Act

leon george thomas acting as the mayor of the municipality of portmore shall be regarded as having arisen pursuant to section 4a (3) of the principal act, and accordingly he shall, subject to section 4a (5) of the principal act, continue to exercise the p