After more than twelve years of lawful residence in France, a Moroccan national had lost his residence permit and received an OQTF accompanied by a five-year re-entry ban. The court of appeal overturned the entire procedure because a summons had never been sent.
A man denied owning savings of 8.5 million dirhams and a Jeep in Morocco during his divorce in the Netherlands. The court found that he had deliberately concealed these assets and awarded them in full to his ex-wife.
A Dutch municipality can instruct a private company to search for a property in Morocco and have it valued. The courts authorize this practice, but require the evidence collected to be precise and verifiable.
Residents of Rozzano, near Milan, organized several patrols after a woman was assaulted. Two Moroccans were beaten in the street. Prosecutors are now investigating violence aggravated by racial hatred.
A Belgian mutual insurer demanded €14,492.61 from a man receiving a retirement pension in Morocco and disability benefits in Belgium. After four conflicting decisions, the courts ruled that he owed nothing and condemned the mutual insurer.
Lalla Latifa’s mansion in Neuilly-sur-Seine has changed hands. Listed at €20 million, the 1,325 m² residence belonging to the Moroccan royal family was acquired by a French private buyer whose identity remains confidential.
Convicted of a violent robbery, a Moroccan who had lived in France since the age of 3 had lost his residence permit and received an OQTF. The courts acknowledged that he posed a threat to public order, but nevertheless refused to deport him.
A former employee born in Morocco was still claiming 45 264 euros from Banque Centrale Populaire. After recalculating the accounts in a dispute that began in 2010, the Paris Court of Appeal concluded that, on the contrary, he owed the bank 38 845 euros when he sought to seize its assets.
The Netherlands is preparing to sharply lower the maximum assets threshold for receiving the healthcare allowance. For MREs, the value of a house, apartment or plot of land in Morocco could result in the loss of up to 3,223 euros in benefits throughout 2027.
Ahmed, a 22-year-old Moroccan employed without being declared, died after falling more than five meters at a construction site in the Tarn. The tradesman who had made him work on an asbestos roof was sentenced to six months in prison.
A Moroccan couple living in the Netherlands obtained their divorce in Tangier. Dutch justice recognizes the separation and the child support, but refuses to apply the Moroccan court’s decisions concerning their two children.
Two prefectures had refused to issue him a residence permit, ordered his expulsion, banned him from returning to France and placed him under house arrest. The Moroccan father of two French children has just had all these decisions overturned.