The Senatus-Consulte of 22 April 1863 initiated a major programme to delimit and register land in Algeria. It nominally recognised some collective property while requiring territorial boundaries to be fixed through colonial administration. These measures made land legible to the colonial state and laid groundwork for later fragmentation and transfer. The law’s stated recognition of communal property must be read alongside the coercive surveying and reclassification that accompanied it.
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What did the Senatus-Consulte of 22 April 1863 regulate?
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The BnF record identifies the 1863 Senatus-Consulte as a law concerning Algerian property.
The 1863 Senatus-Consulte reorganised land ownership through colonial demarcation.
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It initiated land delimitation and classification under French authority.