Organization of Real Estate Seizure in Algerian Procedural Law

This article aims to outline how the Algerian legislator regulated seizure in general and real estate seizure in particular, following the issuance of the Civil and Administrative Procedures Code in 2008.Previously, the Civil Procedures Law, now repealed, was characterized by procedural ambiguity and the dispersion of relevant provisions across multiple articles.Through the analysis and interpretation of the provisions of both laws, this study concludes that, although the legislator succeeded in consolidating, clarifying, and simplifying the provisions related to seizure and alleviating certain ambiguities within the Civil and Administrative Procedures Code, some shortcomings remain.Consequently, a review of the Civil and Administrative Procedures Code is necessary to address the identified deficiencies.