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The presented article provides, on the basis of constitutional-theoretical and political postulates, an insight into the social phenomena that are present in the election of the chief controller of the municipality in the Slovak Republic. It provides a legal analysis and synthesis of the relationship between the individual and the state, the relationship between the state and the municipality, the relationship between the municipality and the individual, and the relationship between the municipal authorities. It combines generality and casuistry in the election of the chief controller of the municipality and points to the obligation to observe the principles and standards of iusnaturalistic objective law. Objective law in a substantive legal state must rule at the municipal level and must not be abused for the particular political goals of the municipal officials who make up the municipal bodies.