Theories on Judicial Nature of Public Properties

The main subject of this article is the review of ideas that theorized the criteria of Public Properties In their doctrines, theorists of Administrative law do not profess similarly in this theme. Some of these lawyers define public properties in a minimum approach manner and consider them as inalienable Properties which are dedicated to public utility. According to their view, as public properties are inalienable therefore state ownership over them is unacceptable and the government merely has the right to protect and maintain them. Other authors, based on necessity of special protection from public properties, extend the range to the properties dedicated to public service.Today, the administrative law doctrines in France tend to treat these properties as property owned by the State. For these scholars, public properties are owned by the government and dedicated to the public interest (public use and public services. In this article, the author is going to express the views that define public property and provide the necessary framework for determining public property.