The State's Right to Preemption in The Algerian Legislation

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Hamidouche Assia

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The State derives the right to preemption from several laws, in addition to the the national properties law n°: 90-30, as amended and supplemented, including the real estate orientation law n°: 90-25, as amended and supplemented, the law n°:10-03 fixing the conditions and the exploitation modalities of the agricultural lands belonging to the the private domain of the State. And the registration law. The Algerian legislater regulated preemption in the Civil Code, and enumerated the persons who have the right to take preemtion. However, the Civil Code did not contain a provision that grants the state the right to preempt.The following issue arise how the State exercises the right to preempt?

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