Despite the many awareness campaigns and restrictive measures that prohibit parties and gatherings, a couple still organized their wedding with pomp, followed by a party. But they did not count on the vigilance of the police who showed up at the villa where the festivities were taking place.
The Antwerp Court of Appeal has convicted a social housing tenant of Moroccan nationality who owns real estate in Morocco . According to the law, no one can claim social housing if they own real estate, even abroad.
The new law on local taxation has been in force in the kingdom since January 1, 2021. It contains many modifications, beneficial to taxpayers.
The Courtrai court, in the Flemish region, has sentenced a Moroccan father to five months in prison with probation for the misappropriation of 201,000 euros. This amount was paid by the insurance for the account of his severely disabled daughter due to a medical error at birth.
The decree-law relating to the establishment of exceptional provisions concerning the financial fines to be paid for the restoration of the possibility of issuing checks is operational. It had been adopted on September 24 last in the Council of Government and approved by the commissions of the two Houses of the Moroccan Parliament.
The Soissons court on Thursday sentenced the Moroccan suspected of the death of Aurélie Didi to five years in prison and a fine of 7,000 euros. He has 10 days to appeal.
The 4-month prison sentence of artist Abdelatif Nhaila is causing controversy, especially among groups defending individual freedoms. By going to file a complaint for homophobia, the artist was far from imagining that he would be prosecuted and then convicted.
Hamza Naoui Khir, a Moroccan national, was tried last Tuesday by the Assizes Court of Finistère, in Quimper. He was sentenced to thirteen years in prison and a permanent ban from French territory.
For a one-hour delay, the National Railway Office was ordered by the Rabat Administrative Court to pay 50,000 dirhams in compensation. The user had missed his flight to Canada from Casablanca’s Mohammed V airport.
A teacher was summoned, last Friday, by the administrative court of Agadir to return to the National School of Applied Sciences the exam and end-of-internship grades of his students, under threat of a fine of 20,000 dirhams for each hour of delay.
Tariq Ramadan could pay a fine of 4,000 euros for having disclosed the identity of one of the women who accused him of rape.
About a hundred people were fined on Tuesday evening at the Tangier train station by the police. They are accused of not having an exceptional travel permit.