Offences against private property and its polarization mechanisms

الملخص EN

In any State, real property takes an important place in the life of the individual.

The Penal Code, in its provisions and articles, provides a large protection of national and private property.

Special laws complement the criminal and penal provisions established in the Penal Code.

There are many provisions protecting property ownership in these laws.

They prohibit attacks against property and regulate physical activities by imposing administrative schemes, licences and certificates by which the administration can maintain its control with a view to establishing urban cities and eliminating chaotic excesses.

By enacting these laws, the Algerian legislator has taken into account the upgrading of the urban environment and the promotion of the urban aesthetic aspect, which has come under the heading of the public good, by causing owners to settle the status of their buildings and then obtain property contracts.