الاختلاف بين العقار والمنقول في القانون المدني التونسي : مقاربة تحليلية.

The law distinguishes between the concepts of "thing" and "money." While the concept of "thing" refers to the object of a right, whether physical or moral, money is considered every right that possesses a monetary value. The Tunisian legislator defines money in the first article of the real rights code as: "Everything that is not outside the transaction by nature or by law and can be the subject of a right with a monetary value." The second article of the same code adds that "Money is divided into real estate and movable property." The importance of studying the differences between real estate and movable property in the Tunisian Civil law, lies in analyzing the differences between the rules governing them, whether substantively or procedurally. The research aims to enrich legal knowledge by providing researchers with a study of the provisions of Tunisian law and its applications, which may serve as a starting point for comparative studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]