La propiedad privada y la potestad expropiatoria. Procedimientos especiales de expropiación
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The right to a private property is limited by the social function that it must serve: this is a recognized basis for the power of expropriation of the Public Administration. Therefore, the right to a private property is not an absolute right: it is limited by the Constitution itself. The expropriation process varies depending on the expropriated object. For instance, special processes are designed for expropriation of goods of artistic, historical and archeological value; in case of breach of the social function of the private property; expropriations by local entities or due to urban necessities; colonizing or carrying out public works and, finally, expropriations in the field of industrial property. This article focuses its attention on some of them: zones or group of goods, transfer of population and national defense and security cases.