English
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Forcible entry and possession is a claim of a former occupier that another person, without his consent, removes the immovable property from his possession and requests the return of his possession to that property. To seize from a person to whom he has a right under that contract (such as a tenant).
Types of forcible entry and possession:
Legal:
The legislature has defined it in Article 158 of the Code of Civil Procedure: “He is asking.” According to this definition, the seized property must be immovable (ie, not transferable, such as housing).
Illegal:
It means financial seizure that belongs to another person. It also knows that the property belongs to someone else. Legally, it is considered a crime, and if proven guilty, the person is sentenced to one month to one year in prison. This type of seizure applies to real estate. In criminal aggression, a person must prove ownership of immovable property.
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