that case notice of his decision shall be given to th e provincial board and to the council of the municipality appealing, and upon receipt of notice by the appellant, the ordinance, resolution, or executive order shall be revived and come into force again. Pending the decision on appeal from a decision of the provincial board annulling any ordinance, resolution, or executive order, the same shall have no force or effect. [82-41; 676-1; 1791-5.] SECTION  2182 . Judicial Authority to Determine Validity of Municipal Proceedings. —  Nothing contained in either of the three last preceding sections hereof shall be construed to deprive any judicial tribunal of power to hold void for want of statutory autho rity any act, ordinance, or resolution of a municipal council or executive order of a municipal president the validity of which shall be involved in any cause arising before such tribunal, without respect to the decision of the executive authorities. [82-41; 676-1; 1791-5.] SECTION  2183 . Attempt to Enforce Void or Suspended Resolution, Ordinance, or Order. —  Any attempt to enforce any ordinance, resolution, or executive order, after the disapproval or suspension thereof is brought to the attention of the municipal council or m unicipal president, as the case may be, shall be sufficient ground for the dismissal of the officer or officers attempting to enforce the same. [82-41; 676-1; 1791-5.] SECTION  2184 . General Power of Council to Enact Ordinances and Make Regulations. —  The municipal council shall enact such ordinances and make such regulations, not repugnant to law, as may be necessary to carry into effect and discharge the powers and duti es conferred upon it by law and such as shall seem necessary and proper to provide for the health and safety, promote the prosperity, improve the morals, peace, good order, comfort, and convenience of the municipality and the inhabitants thereof, and for t he protection of property therein. [82-39  (jj) .] SECTION  2185 . Power of Council to Prescribe Penalties for Violations of Ordinances. —  It shall be competent for a municipal council to prescribe fines or penalties for violations of its ordinances; but no penalty so fixed shall exceed a Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 639