Infringement of Private Right of Passage on Public Domain

A party, having been ordered to remove an obstruction on a public road that infringed upon a right of passage, argued that the order was invalid because it was based on a prior administrative decision concerning the public domain, which they claimed was outside the scope of the civil court's jurisdiction. The highest court rejected this appeal, reasoning that the administrative decision establishing the public nature of the area merely provided the factual basis for the civil court's subsequent ruling on the private right of passage claimed by the other party, and therefore, the civil court retained jurisdiction to rule on the infringement of that private right and order the removal of the obstruction.