Which Article of the Constitution protects property rights?

Constitutions typically enshrine fundamental rights, and the protection of property is a key aspect of individual liberty and economic stability. Article 24 of many constitutions (e.g., Pakistan's) specifically safeguards property rights. It generally stipulates that no person shall be deprived of their property except in accordance with law, and often includes provisions for just compensation if property is acquired for public purposes.

• Article 23 often relates to freedom of movement or trade.
• Article 25 typically addresses equality of citizens before the law.
• Article 26 usually pertains to non-discrimination in public places.