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Sohouenou, Marie Epiphane. "L'encadrement juridique de l'aménagement des villes face aux défis de l'explosion urbaine en république du Bénin." Tours, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001TOUR1004.
Full textGraboy-Grobesco, Alexandre. "Droit de l'urbanisme commercial /." Paris : LGDJ, 1999. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb36974738s.
Full textJoubert, Sylvie. "Droit à la ville : Droit de la ville." Paris 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA020057.
Full textThe town is first a subject of right which means to grant to someone city rights. The extent of the city crisis which is experienced by most of french cities, enhances the problem of approaching the town by the law. Because the town is becoming the matter of public policy, the rignt has well as the public authorities have underground changes. The town is now a new subject of rights which leads to city law
Izembard, Arnaud Bouyssou Fernand. "Le transport et le droit de l'urbanisme /." Paris : LGDJ, 2005. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40078808t.
Full textIzembard, Arnaud. "Le transport et le droit de l'urbanisme /." Paris : LGDJ, 2005. http://www.gbv.de/dms/sbb-berlin/503734543.pdf.
Full textGrand-Deleage, Sophie. "La concertation dans le droit de l'urbanisme." Lyon 3, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992LYO33010.
Full textOnce closely related ideas like participation removed, concertation connected with rights in town-planning can appear as a specific stage in the elaboration process of certain town-planning decisions allowing in particular collaboration between state and commune, both intrusted in this field with power
Ibanez, Patrice. "Le droit de l'urbanisme et l'eau douce." Aix-Marseille 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002AIX32039.
Full textFresh water plays a remarkable part in town planning law. Since its origon, this branch of public law brings out its role and characteristics in the management of urban spaces. At a time when some authors question the impact of the townplanning act 2000-1208, 13th December 2000 on the way these spaces are managed, the study of town planning law and freshwater demonstrates that this management has always met urban imperatives wich tend to increase with the relation that those acting on it foster with their natural and urban environment. An elementary component of urban spaces, fresh water is inevitably bound up with urban public order and is, in essence, part of town planning law. Its fundamental regulations deal specifically with the aspects of salubrity and urban safety concerning fresh water. Furthermore, freshwater remains an environmental richness. As such it requires the enactment of protective regulations wich have been trying, over the last thirty years, to assert themselves within this law, and its leads one to forever its evolution in the near future. Analysed in this way, town planning law tends to define itself as a group of regulations relative to the administration and sustainable development of urban spaces
Izembard, Arnaud. "Le transport et le droit de l'urbanisme." Toulouse 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004TOU10038.
Full textTown planning and transport are intimately linked. In spite of this, town planning legislation has ignored for a long time the reciprocity of their crossed influences. Faced with the growth of traffic, the city has become the territory of motor vehicles, thus leading to an increase in pollution and to urban sprawl. The realisation of the interdependence between town planning and transport has progessively emerged. The SRU law of December 13th, 2000, gives a legal framework to this relationship and makes transport one of the pillars of rejuvenated town planning legislation. This synergy, rediscovered through law, rests on the concept of sustainable development and plays a part in integrated environmental protection. From now on, coherence between town planning and transport has to be maintained whilst insuring the strictness and security provided by the legal regulations. This study aims to translate this relationship in the field of the law. It analyses how the tools of town planning laws integrate the concerns linked to transport and their juridical consequences, especially in the light of the new understanding of town planning legislation brought by the SRU law
Dryef, M'hammed. "Urbanisation et droit de l'urbanisme au Maroc." Grenoble 2, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992GRE21013.
Full textThe overall introduction introduces the general problem of town development and attempts to define town planning in industrialised countries and in developing countries. A preliminary chapter is devoted to the dynamics of town planning and its negative effects in morocco. The first part - town planning : its scope and its limits - deals with the problem of property and with planning documents. The second part considers urban administration against the background of de concentration and decentralisation. The analysis of these two issues leads to concrete proposals with regard to both urban planning and administration. Proposals are also put forward for the adoption of a property policy. The adaptation of town planning documents to the moroccan context, and for the elaborate links between these two components of town planning. With regard to urban administration, the shortcomings of the local structures make advanced decentralisation difficult. A proposal is therefore made for the increased use of "urban agencies", which contitute a kind of de-concentration as a transitory step leading to decentralisation
Pérez, Michaël. "Aires naturelles protégées et droit de l'urbanisme." Thesis, Lyon 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LYO30009.
Full textThe concept of protected natural area, including national parks and nature reserves, encompasses a variety of legal regimes. Among them, the most classical ones originate from a combination of legal statuses and police regulations. These protections are rooted in both environmental and planning laws, which tend to overlap, making it harder to clearly identify the regimes and principles that inspired them in the first place, and to appreciate their legal significance.On the one hand, the present work aims at defining the legal regime applicable to each of these protected natural areas, by explaining its specific normative organisation; on the other hand, its goal is to identify the contribution of planning law to the protection of natural areas, through its rules and procedures. The legal framework of the protection of natural areas thus clarified, it faces a double set of challenges. The first ones lay in the prioritisation and the articulation of regulations and procedures that derive from diverse laws applicable to the space. It also implies to remove certain obstacles linked to the competition of police regulations. The second set of challenges emanates from an emerging global law of sustainable development that has been granted constitutional status by the Chart for the Environnement. This global law irriguates the whole regulations and is now binding on all public policies, including city planning.constitutional level through the Environmental Charter
Pons, Christophe. "Le contrôle de légalité en matière d'urbanisme." Montpellier 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000MON10037.
Full textMarzellier, Marie. "La propriété privée confrontée au droit de l'urbanisme." Paris 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA020098.
Full textThe right of private ownership was set as absolute by the bill of rights, but nowadays the city planning law restricts its implementation. This odd situation was the reason of the choice of this thesis's topic. The first aim of this study will be the analysis of the city planning processes and their way of reaching the right of private ownership (right of first refusal, land reserves in land use plans, rights of way, compulsory purchase. . . ). Besides, the purpose will also to show how those reaches have altered the right of private ownership's conception. Its effectiveness is endangered and needs a review. If those contraints strengthen themselves, new guaranties also re-inforce the landlord's rights and indemnify them (land dereliction. . . ). Therefore, the other aim of this study will be to feature fit solutions in order to ease the surveyed city planning processes and upgrade the landlord's condition. Through this study, the author's conceptions will be synthesized and, the tangle's consequences of private and public laws, typical of french law, measured
Gabrielli, Virginie. "Le droit de l'urbanisme et la liberté religieuse." Nice, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003NICE0064.
Full textTabey, Sandrine. "Réflexion sur l'existence d'un droit administratif de l'urbanisme." Poitiers, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003POIT3016.
Full textCadiou, Pierre-Yves. "Le droit de l'urbanisme et les zonages écologiques." Brest, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008BRES5002.
Full textBlanco, Caroline. "Historicité et modernité du droit français de l'urbanisme." Nice, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999NICE0029.
Full textGraboy-Grobesco, Alexandre. "Contribution à l'étude du droit de l'urbanisme commercial." Nice, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995NICE0018.
Full textGeneral approach of commercial town planning concept with a study of juridical regulations of retail stores layouts, economical impact of the phenomenon without forgetting the goals directly linked to the rationalization mandatories of commercial soi utilization aswell as environmental restraints the commercial town planning law goes beyond the simple administrative mecanism from a previous authorization. It b the meeting point between numerous topics and important principles that founds the public and economic law the commercial town planning law is without a doubt one of the branches of the so called : "administrative and economical law"
Moreno, Dominique. "Le juge judiciaire et le droit de l'urbanisme." Paris 12, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA122006.
Full textBicini, Vincent. "Le droit de l'urbanisme et la ségrégation urbaine." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AZUR0026/document.
Full textThe order and disorder. This simple phrase sums up the evolution of the Urban Planning Law. Once ambitious, sometimes abstruse but still clear on its objectives, effective, this right has become talkative, messy, and incoherent. The purpose of our research was to understand this relaxation which does not seem to end. To do that, we had to identify the main theme of the discipline : the fight against urban segregation. The L.O.V., as well as the S.R.U. and A.L.U.R. laws confirmed it. The study to fight urban segregation with the urban planning law requires to be addressed under different approaches. The first is very chronological, and refers us to the legal beginning of the material, at the time of the creation of the urban order, which never ceased to grow and develop. It later took us to the criticism of this order, then to its slow dismantling, destruction, and its replacement. It led us finally to the point where masks fell, illusions were dispelled and urban distress appeared ; the moment where public authorities seemed to give credit to what Henri Bergson once said : “Mess is simply the order we do not search for”. This admission of failure was the starting point of our second approach. This obscure right continues to live against winds and waves. The study of treatments of urban segregation illuminates a reality, Governments have focused their attention on cities, and have left out the “peripheral France”. This explains both why this right has maintained so far and is condemned at the same time
Briou, Mustapha Saïd. "L'urbanisme et l'environnement en droit marocain : la difficile conciliation." Perpignan, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PERP0493.
Full textUrban explosion in Morocco is responsible for the degradation of the environment. The densification of the urban tissue and the industrial concentration on the Atlantic side, well illustrate this phenomenon. Regional imbalance remains today blatant. But the effects of rhe urbanization in the environment do not limit themselves to the envasissement of the space useful an fragile, they get(touch) the other elements nature (the water,the air(sight)) an engender to other nuisances (waste ant noise),situation which has to incite all the actors to set up a strategy which reconciles the objectives of development and the imperatives of the environmental protection. Indeed appeal to an evaluation has to make to accumulate knowledge and scientific surplus being able to contribute to the improvement of the decision-making urban environment. In front of the fast increase of the urbanization, the maladjustment of the administrative procedures and the requirements of the fast evolution of urban projects, the State was,and house, in the obligation to give up the function (office) of mastery of urban work to local governments and to population by integrating associations into financing and execution of these projects
Ridings, Meryll. "Le droit de l'urbanisme et l'intérêt culturel juridiquement protégé." Avignon, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008AVIG2016.
Full textCultural goods are protected because they are endowed with cultural interest. Cultural interset can entail patrimonial interest inasmuch as it allows a possession to be termed cultural. A given possession can evince cultural interest. For various reasons, e. G. Historically, artistically, literarily, aesthetically, etc. It behoves the legal and political authorities to determine what possessions carry specific cultural interest, and of what nature. The purpose of this study is to inquire into the manifestation of cultural interest in town-planning law. Town-planning laws protect architectural complexes consisting mostly of smaller units whose patrimonial interest lies their being part of complexes. Such a policy, which purports to safeguard and valorize urban property, makes it possible to defend architectural beauty. In town-planning legislation , therefore, aesthetic interest is a patrimonialization criterion and relates to cultural interest, which is protected by town-planning laws
Makassy, Gilbert. "Le droit foncier domanial et de l'urbanisme au Congo." Paris 2, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA020093.
Full textThis work analyses juridical rules and proceedings enacted in congo to face the urban growth. In view of the extent of the urbanization phenomenon, the congolese authorities have resorted to law to organize the occupation and utilization of space. That is how a town planning law is born in congo. That law is the result of a synthesis of juridical techniques of french town planning law and socialist ideology principles. However it is still embryonic, and must be clarified and explicit on various points. Besides, order that law is still far from being effective. In order that it becomes effective, an efficacious will from the authorities, an adequacy of rules to congolese reality and a decentralization are required
Marie, Soazic. "Le principe de mutabilité et le droit de l'urbanisme." Caen, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009CAEN0660.
Full textUrban planning laws have drawn sharp criticism concerning their instability and their resulting legal insecurity. As with all regulations, urban planning laws are governed by the principle of mutability which allows, and at times requires, the administration to adapt the law to changes in circumstances of case or law. However the frequency with which it develops raises important issues, impacting on the surroundings, property rights, real estate sector. Legislators are constantly in search of a balance between the need to ensure normal, and even desirable, development for urban planning regulations, and the need to guarantee legal security for those who use this regulation. It has been shown, initially, that to do this, legislators did not choose to curb mutability for urban planning regulations. Urban planning laws present certain characterisics that make a law particularly exposed to changes depending on the circumstances. Taking into consideration these specific endogenous factors of mutability, legislators have set up numerous instruments aimed at allowing this mutability to be fully expressed and which incorporates many exogenous factors. It has been shown, in a second part, that responding to the ever increasing mutability of urban planning regulations are reinforcements and diversifications which provide guarantees against the detrimental effects of the more and more frequent regulatory changes for urban planning law users. Thus, against the backdrop of legal security, the principle of mutability takes on a specificity appropriate to urban planning laws, which in all cases is an expression of the predominant place that this principle occupies
Hachem, Benjamin. "L'office du juge des référés en droit de l'urbanisme." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX32011.
Full textUnder the old regime of stay of execution the urbanism crystallised the incapacity of the administrative court to prevent consequences hardly reversible of few administrative decisions. This put directly into question the credibility and legitimacy of the latest. This thesis aims to demonstrate how the legislator and jurisprudence of the Conseil d'Etat, by redefining the role of the judge of chambers, have given the juridic means to the administrative judge to answer appropriately to the legitimate expectations from litigants in terms of urbanism
Tohon, Constantin Olivier. "Le droit pratique des affaires : l'exemple du Bénin." Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010284.
Full textSalami, Rafiou B. "Le droit de la vente d'immeuble au Bénin." Tours, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOUR1011.
Full textAkpomey, Honoré. "L’Etat de droit au Bénin : une délicate concrétisation." Thesis, Perpignan, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PERP0012.
Full textThe theme of Rule of Law has been particularly popular since the 80’s. No State can be internationally respected nowadays if it does not expressly declare itself to practice a Rule of Law. It is now admitted in sub-Saharan Africa and in Benin that the State can no longer function only through violence in the name of development. The constituents and populations decided to go from an arbitrary power where everything is permitted to a State that agrees to be limited by the law and to respect it, in other words, a Rule of Law.Benin has proven its adherence to the idea of Rule of law since its National Conference held in Cotonou from 19 to 28 february 1990 and the adoption of its new Constitution on 11 december 1990, followed by the “jurisdictionalisation” of the political sphere through the creation of the Constitutional Court that every citizen can refer to. This thesis presents the history of the consolidation of the Rule of Law in Benin and points out its weaknesses. The Justice and Rule of Law are only relatively effective. Patrimonialism and corruption prevail
Orlandini, Jean-Charles. "La prévention des risques naturels par le droit de l'urbanisme." Nice, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000NICE0067.
Full textNatural risks safety policy hesitates between two conflicted inclinations : town planning law, enough fitted out but mostly decentralized, and state administrative policy reserved for risks but infringing scope town planning law. Grounds' right is needlessly in competition with the less effective prefectoral risks policy. Its ineffectiveness add to structurals weakness of town planning decentralization for weaken general preventive system of naturals risks. Safety policy suffers from division town planning competence between locals collectivities or with state authorities in spite of its preventive vocation established by montain law, littoral law and L. 121-10 article, whatever its application needs to be improved
Driard, Jacques-Henri. "Les Droits de préemption dans le Droit de l'urbanisme français." Nice, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992NICE0027.
Full textWhen talking about town planing, pre-emption rights interfers in the rupture between the theorical speech about property rights and the attacks of the law. Whenusing them we need a converging will of selling from the owner and of buying from the authorities. General interest must justify the intervention of the authorities. So the legislator has created rigid limits, although widened by recent reforms, in which the right holders have a rather great freedom of action. This kind of intervention from the authorities is also limited by prived interests. On one hand the owner's will, who has got a real power of starting the procedure but doesn't really control it, must absolutely be respected. On ther other hand, and more generally, the interests of right holders on the pre-empted property are guaranted. Nevertheless, in the use of pre-emption, if the owners and legal occupants'guarantees are efficient the ones offered by the authorities are not adapted at all since it is very difficult to control the decisions and there are almost no penalties against the authorities
Wattine, Dominique. "Le financement des équipements publics et le droit de l'urbanisme." Bordeaux 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994BOR1D030.
Full textSince the end of the war, municipalities impose an important part of the expense of urban public utilities (streets, networks an various added equipment) on the beneficiaries of zoningauthorisations. For the past thirty years urban developement law has tried to stop numerous abuses an limit these financial demands to a precise legal framework, cear an transparent, based on proportionalism, offering a true financial alternative to municipalities. Around the "local equipment tax" and a half dozen other taxes, is organized the basic law of th financing of general equipment expenses. On the other hand, a system of zones and programs of financing relate to specific expenses in a precise and limited area. But the confusion and vagueness of th texts still disturb the clarity of this set of laws. The unequal treatment granted the builder as opposed to the land owner free of all financial obligation for equipment from which he benefits, destroys the legitimacy of a financial system whose transparency disappears before the legal improvisation of the municipalities an under the effects of economic considerations which harm the state of law in the same way as do the complexity and slowness of justice
Monteiro, Célestin. "L'impact des programmes d'ajustement structurel sur le droit financier béninois." Bordeaux 4, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001BOR40012.
Full textConfronted in the 1980s to a financial and economic crisis without precedent in its recent history, the Republic of Benin has been establishing in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, since 1989 three structural adjustment programmes. Those programmes aim at restoring the balance of payments in deficit. To reach this target, the State of Benin especially resorts to : a monetary policy aiming at restricting the credit thanks to elevation of interest rate, a budgetary policy admitting two parts. .
Esteban, Philippe. "Le contentieux de l'urbanisme du XVIIIe siècle à nos jours." Paris 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA020045.
Full textCapsie, Philippe. "L'ouverture à l'urbanisation : renouvellement d'une notion fondamentale du droit de l'urbanisme /." Perpignan : Presses universitaires de Perpignan, 2001. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb38845442x.
Full textDesmettre, Grégoire. "L'urbanisme commercial : contraintes et libertés." Lyon 3, 2003. https://scd-resnum.univ-lyon3.fr/out/theses/2003_out_desmettre_g.pdf.
Full textPelège, Michel. "Essai sur la liberté de construire en droit français." Paris 12, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA122014.
Full textNicoud, Florence. "Du contentieux administratif de l'urbanisme : étude visant à préciser la fonction du contentieux de l'urbanisme dans l'évolution du droit du contentieux administratif général /." Aix-en-Provence : Presses universitaires d'Aix-Marseille, PUAM, Faculté de droit et de science politique, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40986341j.
Full textBousquet, Jean-Baptiste. "La fiscalité de l'urbanisme et le financement des équipements publics." Paris 2, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA020082.
Full textDevevey, Jean-Philippe. "La notion d'intérêt donnant qualité pour agir au contentieux de l'urbanisme." Nantes, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002NANT4008.
Full textThe idea of standing to sue is, since the beginning of the XXth century, essential in proceedings. It's also one of the more elusive notions of the night. This thesis will try to surround this famous notion of the litigation. This research is setting inside the urbanism litigation. This is not an insignificant choice because this specific litigation organises a really original approach about the admission of the claims. So, how is the standing to sue apprehended? This notion, ordinary appreciated freely, is the object of a higher severity in urbanism litigation. Firstly, the judge requires it to be solely related to the urbanism. Then, he may appreciate the various stated interests in accordance with concrete principles related to the proximity and the speciality. The standing to sue is also appreciated as part of the judicial litigation. It refers to the idea of damage. The judge makes an appreciation quite selective of the claimers. But, it must be noticed that penalties are radical. It may decide the demolition of the irregular constructions. So the standing to sue is essential. To filter the claims, its a very functional notion which is used pragmatically. The discussion still remains opened : improvements are as necessary as possible
Capsie, Philippe. "L'ouverture à l'urbanisation : renouvellement d'une notion fondamentale du droit de l'urbanisme." Perpignan, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PERP0411.
Full textThe urban development law is traditionally perceveid as the city expansion law. Yet, the town planning low does not grant the notion of the "opening to urbanization", the place it deserves. There is no definition of it, its judicial regime shall be deduced from a complex combinaison of various articles of the code. The "opening to urbanization" can be defined as the statutory transformation of a local town planning document which has the effect of classifying a wild environment into a built-up area or intro an area suitable for development. This tranformation can be made thanks to a modification or a review of the local urban development plan. The hypothesis of the creation of an united planning area, has been repealed by the solidarity and renewal urban act of december 13th 2000. The notion had an obvious signification in the soil managment, but the previous legislation granted it little attention. The "opening to urbanization" was just the occasion to organise a double procedure for the consultation of the people. The notion had a range of application limited to the future urbanization zones of the soil occupation plan, whereas in practise it had a larger scope. In december 2000 the lawmaker decided to expand the range of application of the notion, to natural and urbanisable future zones. The function of that notion has also been reinforced by the Solidarity and Renewal urban act of december 2000. On that occasion, the lawmaker has assigned to the notion of the "opening urbanization", new objectives which forestshadow a renewal about the urban development law. More than ever that law seems to be a receptacle for the various sectorial politics the purpose of which is the urban space
Priet, François. "La décentralisation de l'urbanisme : essai sur la réforme de 1983-1985." Orléans, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992ORLE0001.
Full textActs of 1983 and 1985 have given powers to french "communes" in urban matters (master and local plans, planning permissions, land policy, comprehensive infrastructure schemes, operational urban planning). If the communes have used their new powers, all is not satisfying: national and local urban policies are wrongly integrated (for instance, the implementation of the coastal areas protection statute), urban rules change too often and there is not enough local cooperation
Branco, Hélène. "Les relations entre le droit de l'urbanisme et le droit de l'environnement sur le littoral méditerranéen." Phd thesis, Toulon, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00907654.
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
Mancia, Magali. "La prise en compte de la nature par le droit de l'urbanisme." Nice, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NICE0006.
Full textThe mechanism proposed by the French town planning code (Code de l'Urbanisme) seems well organised. It includes a “hard core” of standards that despite being mandatory, only offer a limited protection of nature, aiming directly or indirectly at preserving the natural environment. In addition, with the influence of various international and community sources and even environmental law - the principles of which are contained in the constitutional charter on the environment that is currently being adopted - there is a desire to improve protection. Extending the protection of nature is an ambitious objective, but it is achievable thanks to the multitude of optional mechanisms made available by the town planning code. However, the complexity of the legislation, the problems of articulation between the means of protection. . . Restrict the scope of this legislation and diminish its application
Stillmunkes, Josette. "Recherches sur l'application du principe de l'indépendance des législations dans le contentieux de la légalité de l'urbanisme." Orléans, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996ORLE0002.
Full textCadre des competences concurrentes et complementaires entre le juge administratif et judiciaire
Almeida, Ame-Kafui d'. "La politique nationale de l'habitat au Togo." Paris 12, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA122009.
Full textGandonou, Oboubé Melone Diane. "Le village ou le quartier, démembrement administratif exclusif de la commune au Bénin." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010257.
Full textYehouessi, Marie-Jeanine. "Le droit pénal des affaires en République populaire du Bénin." Toulouse 1, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986TOU10028.
Full textBusiness'world, is a world where it's easy to fall over illegality. So,it's necessary that a special branch of penal law, sanctions the illicit or foul doings. Business infractionsm are infractions of common law, like swinddling but also, own infractions of business worldm like infractions of companies law. All this reflects the lack of unity of these infractions. However, the repression in business'penal law, has some particularity, wich gives it a note of unity. When we compare the case of ascertained infractionsm and the justice's decisions concerning these tyoes of infractionsm we ascertain a perceptible difference. This one is explained in a wide share, by the social context in which the business'offender evolues in popular republic of benin
Dorison, Emmanuel. "La prise en compte de l'activité agricole par le droit de l'urbanisme." Poitiers, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003POIT3007.
Full textLevasseur, Aurelle. "Droit de l'urbanisme et domaine de la ville médiévale : XIIIe-XVe siécles." Paris 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA020056.
Full textNicoud, Florence. "Du contentieux administratif de l'urbanisme : entre singularité et exemplarité." Nice, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005NICE0020.
Full textIt is today contested that administrative law and litigation is of a special and distinct nature. Town planning litigation is original in this respect. As this type of litigation is quantitatively important, the judge as the legislator had to find numerous original contentious solutions to depart from the general rules governing the administrative process. Such an adaptation is obvious as many derogations are justified by the very substance of town planning litigation. Apart from this technical aspect, it is possible to analyse town planning litigation as a field of experiments to renew administrative justice and more particularly to reinforce the protection of individual rights in administrative judicial review. Moreover, such a movement is a sign of the emergence a new matters of litigation in which the frontier between private and public law, which is traditional under French law, is not so obviously set