Administrative Preemption in Algerian Legislation between its Implications and its Raised Disputes

Abstract

Pre-emption is the second exceptional method besides expropriation for the public benefit to acquire real property, and the state derives its right to take pre-emption from a set of laws. Administrative preemption is a legal means by which the state's real estate balance is strengthened, as it is one of the most important means of progress and social and economic reform.

The problematic of the study presented through this research paper is a question that:

How did the Algerian legislator organize administrative preemption in terms of its implications, disputes, and ways of resolving them?

The aim of this research paper is to try to shed light on all the aspects and points raised by this topic, and to define the relationship existing between the administration and individuals and the legal authority granted to the first party at the expense of the second party and its consequences and disputes.

In order to answer the problem presented through this research paper, a systematic approach was adopted that combines description to give some concepts and analysis of various texts related to the topic.