Constitutional Review Confirms Private Housing Protections
The Constitutional Court rejected the appeal submitted by a citizen against the ruling that prohibits seizing a primary residence necessary for the debtor and their family's living. It considered that the legal provision aims to protect families from losing their homes and is subject to regulations that ensure the rights of creditors. The ruling does not violate the principles of social justice or equality. The case concerns a seizure of a property valued at 450,000 dinars intended for sale at auction, but the court affirmed that all of the debtor’s assets are sufficient to satisfy the debts, with an exception made to protect the private residence based on social and humanitarian considerations.
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