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Journal articles on the topic "Domaine privé (droit administratif) – Cameroun"
Rose-Ackerman, Susan, and Peter L. Lindseth. "Comparative Administrative Law: Outlining a Field of Study." Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 28, no. 2 (October 1, 2010): 435. http://dx.doi.org/10.22329/wyaj.v28i2.4508.
Full textGuilmain, Antoine. "Sur les traces du principe de proportionnalité : une esquisse généalogique." McGill Law Journal 61, no. 1 (March 2, 2016): 87–137. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1035386ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Domaine privé (droit administratif) – Cameroun"
Mpessa, Aloys. "Essai sur la notion et le régime juridique des biens domaniaux au Cameroun." Paris 1, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA010292.
Full textThis thesis is mainly consecrated to a study of the public properties in Cameroun and it is entitled : + essay on the notion and the juridical regime of the estate property in Cameroun ;. Estate properties are real estate and personal estate(movables) which belong to well known personalities, state, territorial communities and public establishments. Brought in Cameroun in 1921 by the french mandated administration, the notion of state-owned properties recovers actually triple reality : the public estate property, the private estate property and the national estate property. That differentiation of state-owned categories has as consequence to submit those properties to the regime of public law (properties of public estate) and to the mixed regime of public law and private law (properties of private estate and national estate). The thought is based on two fondamentals questions of which any domanial classical study rise on : the problem of identification of those properties between these belonging to the particulars, and the one of their juridical protection and modalities of their juridical utilization. Preceded by a preliminary chapter on the historical conditions of training and the evolution of the notion of estate in Cameroun ; this essay is divided into two parts as follow: part one : the determination of the estate properties part two : the regime of protection and exploitation of estate properties
Lemercier, Christian. "La part du droit administratif dans la gestion du domaine privé de l'Etat." Paris 2, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA020012.
Full textIt is still admitted according to the texts and the judgments that state uses of its private property like a private citizen, this implying the assimilation of management of these estates to a purely patrimonial private activity. In fact it is not completely bound by the private law, a very important part being linked to the administrative law. And this for three essential reasons coming from the position of state as an owner, the aim of the estate management and the obligation of publicity of the property law
Champauzac, Matthieu. "Contrats publics et domaine privé." Thesis, Montpellier 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014MON10062.
Full textWhen the law teaches mainly about the use of the public domain, we need to understand the specific elements relative to the contracts on the private domain as well. This research paper will show how the texts, as well as the jurisprudence, have affected the definition, the nature and the legal status of these contracts, particularly in relation to the private domain. The specifics of this research lay in the study of the different contracts relative to the private domain and how these techniques can converge on the issue of the public property of the public persons. This particular theory will allow to widen the classic analysis which is opposing contracts on their nature.In a first part, we will classify the public contracts relative to the private domain, according to their characteristics and their relation to the general interest. The different litigations related to these contracts have been changing and some uncertainties need to be clarified and analysed.The second part of the thesis will focus on the legal status of these contracts, not only from their administative's nature, but also the contracts related to the private domain as a whole. Beyond the specific nature of each contract, being a public person implies specific legal rights as far as the constitution of the contract and its execution. In the end, their status illustrates a certain originality in the rules relative to this particular category of public contracts
Delavaquerie, Géraldine. "Pour une théorie de la propriété renouvelée : étude commune des propriétés privée et publique." Caen, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011CAEN0096.
Full textThe study of public and private properties leads to two observations: first, each of these theories i. E. The way they are displayed and described can be criticized. Second, each of them has some traits in common. According to these elements, a joint study can be suggested in order to build a renewed and common theory of property. An objective study, disconnected from previous theories and based on all legislative texts governing properties, is suggested. The common theory of property shall then be inferred from these texts. The rejection of the theories of each property requires to determine the nature of this right before and in order to determine its content. Property being an individual right, it has been inferred from various suggested classifications that it is an exclusive and immediate relationship between a person and a thing and more specifically an exclusive and immediate relationship between an owner and his possessions. The laws governing this relationship reveal an internal organization allowing the assignment of one set of rules regarding the relationship of property. This assignment depends on the nature of the goods subject of property. It is from this legal regime of goods that the common theory of property has been developed. The use of its nature of subjective right invites to seek which prerogative this subjective right of property confers to the owner. This is the benefit of the legal regime of goods; this benefit being exclusive and immediate
Orlandini, Jean Philippe. "La dénaturation des critères du domaine public." Thesis, Toulouse 1, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU10038.
Full textPublic domain is a central notion of public ownership. Because of the protective function that stems from its system, it has always focused the attention of both doctrine and the legislator. Along with “private domain”, public domain is one of the two subsets of state property. This duality was confirmed in 2006 by the general code on public property. Far from ending the debate, the coming into effect of the code highlights the fragility of the criteria identifying the public domain. Comparing applicable norms to the state of doctrine shows that implementing the criteria of identification of property and commissioning is not easy. These difficulties are consubstantial to the notion. Nevertheless, the necessity of creating economic value that transcends the whole matter, further accentuates their denaturation. Far from challenging the criteria and categories that result from it, the study leads to a renewed reading of the property relations exerted over this domain. Seen from a value perspective, the public domain should be viewed as a sum of utilities. Abandoning an exclusive conception of property law thus makes it possible to restore coherence to identifying the notion
Falgas, Anthony. "Le dualisme juridictionnel en matière de propriétés publiques." Thesis, Toulouse 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU10049.
Full textSetting the criteria for the distribution of public property disputes among private and public law courts has been a progressive judicial construction, realized over the centuries. The systematization of the different jurisprudential ‘layers’ shows that, from a quite chaotic division of competences under the Old Regime, we evolved towards an organic criterion, to finally reach the criterion of the goal of administrative action in the mid-19th century. The actual model, which more or less corresponds to the classical distinction inherited from the 19th century, does not allow for a coherent division of competences. Domain duality is not an appropriate criterion for the distribution of public property disputes among private and public law jurisdictions. Positive law evolutions illustrate the need to overcome the current manifestations of jurisdictional dualism in this field. The distinction between public and private property opens the way for a comprehensive reconsideration of the matter. The powers of the private law judge on the private domain constitute a major obstacle in the potential unification of the jurisdictional treatment of public property disputes. Renovating this field of litigation requires questioning the assimilation of the private domain to private property and overcoming the outdated connection between the notion of property and the competence of the private law judge. I argue for an organic definition of public property, following which, the choice of competence and procedure would not anymore be based on the use of the property at stake but on the public nature of the legal personality of its owner. While this would imply abandoning current categories, it would put an end to a long standing jurisdictional disorder
Moysan, Hervé. "Le droit de propriété des personnes publiques." Paris 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA020076.
Full textChrétien, Patrice. "La distinction des domaines comme forme symbolique : recherches relatives au droit des biens publics." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010265.
Full textBeti, Etoa Christophe. "Droit de l'urbanisme et domaine public : rencontre de deux ensembles normatifs distincts." Bordeaux 4, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007BOR40008.
Full textLe droit de l'urbanisme et celui du domaine public constituent des moyens d'intervention des personnes publiques en matière immobilière. Cette unité de champ d'action crée des rencontres entre ces deux ensembles normatifs. Des situations de contact sont diverses : création d'immeubles domaniaux dans un espace couvert par des règles d'urbanisme, opérations d'urbanisme sur des emprises du domaine public, réalisation des équipements publics, protection des espaces naturels et du patrimoine. L' inéluctable confrontation pose alors le problème de la combinaison des normes et des procédures. Il reste que le droit de l'urbanisme ne s'applique pas au domaine public exactement de la même manière que celle dont il s'applique aux biens régis par le droit privé. Par ailleurs, disposant de la réalisation et de l'affectation de certains biens à l'intérêt général, de la protection des espaces naturels, des sites et monuments historiques, le droit de l'urbanisme contribue à alimenter le domaine public de dépendances nouvelles. Dans ce contexte, des biens privés, affectés et protégés au nom de l'intérêt général, pourraient parfaitement être intégrés au domaine public
Chamard-Heim, Caroline. "La distinction des biens publics et des biens privés : contribution à la définition de la notion de biens publics." Lyon 3, 2002. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247098903.
Full textBooks on the topic "Domaine privé (droit administratif) – Cameroun"
Pierre, Bon, and Auby Jean-Bernard, eds. Droit administratif des biens: Domaine public et privé, travaux et ouvrages publics, expropriation. 4th ed. Paris: Dalloz, 2003.
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