The Principle Of Competition In The Conclusion Of The Agreement Of Delegation Of The Public Service Between Freedom And Restriction -a Comparative

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Titre:	The Principle Of Competition In The Conclusion Of The Agreement Of Delegation Of The Public Service Between Freedom And Restriction -a Comparative
Auteur(s):	Brahmi, Abderrazzaq
Mots-clés:	competition principle public transactions public service delegation contracts contract operator
Date de publication:	1-jan-2023
Editeur:	Ibn Khaldoun University
Référence bibliographique:	https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/article/210675
Collection/Numéro:	Journal of Research in Law and Political Science;Volume 8, Numéro 2
Résumé:	The purpose of this study is to highlight the extension of the principle of freedom of competition in the field of public service delegation contracts, which is the general rule of the contract and the fundamental right of individuals to submit their offers without management, as agreed in most comparative legislation, in France, in Egypt or Algeria, which confirmed. By virtue of this principle stated in presidential Decree 15-247, which governs public procurement and the public service mandates of Executive Decree 18-199 on the delegation of the public service, this principle is not considered absolute in order not to not restrict management, its main purpose being to realize the public interest and preserve public money So that’s done this principle has a set of exceptions in some cases
URI/URL:	http://dspace.univ-tiaret.dz:80/handle/123456789/12504
Collection(s) :	Volume 08/ N° 02

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