The effectiveness of the judicial proceedings in removing encroachments on states property A comparative study

The judiciary, both criminal and civil, plays a crucial role in protecting state property from encroachment, waste, loss, and illegal exploitation, particularly regarding real estate and other assets subject to unlawful claims. The administration is generally not permitted to use force unless authorized by law and must seek judicial intervention to assert its right to remove encroachments. This right to sue stems from the legislators recognition of the administrations legal personality, which enables it to acquire rights and bear duties. Consequently, lawsuits initiated by the administration to remove encroachments can take various forms, reflecting the complexity of protecting state property.