التشريعات العقارية الفرنسية وأثرها على قبائل منطقة سيدي بلعباس 1867-1920

Abstract EN

The concern of the French was to eradicate the tribal regime because it was social network that supported the popular resistance.

the tribal regime tried to build on the military force in order to face occupation.

however the French ambitions were too big to leave the tribes with the freehand to act in their vast properties.

therefore, the idea of using the legal arsenal emerged under the motto: “the lands belong to the French state and the tribes do not have the right to exploit them as they wish".

this leads to promulgate laws of lands confiscation that were applied without any prohibition.

the region of Sidi-bel-Abbes is one of the first areas in which real estate legal procedures were applied.

accordingly, our study of the system of the French real estate legislation and its impact upon the tribes of Sidi-bel-Abbes (1867 to 1920) will deal with the operating procedures of confiscation laws through the French archive, and their impacts upon the inhabitants of the Beni-Amer tribes via studying a set complaints that were submitted to the general governor at the time.