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The State Litigation Authority defends state-owned land in disputes involving contracts, land allocation, and encroachments, relying on documentary evidence and the law—including Article 196 of the Constitution, which authorizes it to represent the state before the courts. In a prominent case in El-Ayyat, the state recovered 26,000 feddans after the Supreme Administrative Court, on November 23, 2021, upheld the termination of a contract with a company that had purchased the land in 2002 for 200 Egyptian pounds per feddan. The court dismissed the company’s lawsuit, overturning an earlier ruling in its favor issued in 2018. The judgment underscores the Authority’s role in protecting public property and preventing rights from being acquired over it without a legal basis.
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