تكوين الأملاك الوطنية فى التشريع الجزائري

Abstract

Public ownership is the property of the national group and consists of public and private property, and this is included in the National Property Law 90/30 of 01/12/1990, which approved the principle of property duplication stipulated in the Constitution, where a difference between public national ownership and national private ownership and the third article of the Law 90/30 states that public property cannot be private property by virtue of its nature or purpose. As for private national property, it performs a proprietary and financial function, and the latter is characterized by a special character, as it is subject to a mixed legal system between private law and public law. Law 90/30 stipulates that There are many ways to create private real estate for the benefit of countries The latter is characterized by a special character, as it is subject to a mixed legal system between private law and public law. Law 90/30 provides for many ways to create private real property for the benefit of the state, by using the general methods stipulated in the civil law or by using exceptional methods in the public law that appear During which the appearance of the owner of public authority.