STATE INTERVENTION IN PRIVATE PROPERTY: CONCEPT, COMPETENCE AND LIMITATIONS

Abstract

The administrative limitations imposed by the executive on the basis of the public interest are the object of Administrative Law, although many of the legal rules that limit individual rights are of a constitutional nature, it is the Public Administration that exercises the activity of restriction to the private domain, through police power founded on the supremacy of the public interest over the particular. With this, we have the property as an individual right that assures to its holder a series of powers, whose content is object of the Civil Right. The intervention of the State in private property is any and all state activity that is protected by law, in order to adjust it to the social function to which conditioned.