Abstract
The article deals with the problem of the boundaries of the administrative authority of the municipality. It will set out the various causes and factors that make municipalities take action to solve local problems, but to confront the rules of generally applicable laws that exclude the excessively local nature of the solutions used in the municipality. Consequently, the administrative authority gains, on the one hand, the consolidation of its judicial and doctrinal interpretation, and, on the other hand, the assertions of conceptual autonomy and independence, which are well established in the doctrine, are confirmed.
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