Judicial Council in Marrakech Explores New Developments in Law 58.25
On the evening of September 26, 2026, the Regional Council of Judicial Commissioners in Marrakech–Ouarzazate hosted a scientific gathering dedicated to discussing significant updates introduced by Law No. 58.25 concerning civil procedure, particularly in relation to notification and execution processes. This event served as a platform for legal professionals to delve into new regulations regarding notifications, including the organization of proof of delivery and refusal, and the legal consequences stemming from such refusals. The discussions also emphasized the importance of utilizing available data from official databases to accurately determine the addresses of involved parties, adhering to legal stipulations.
In the realm of execution, the meeting highlighted the enhanced role of the execution judge in overseeing execution procedures, the organization of the judicial commissioner's intervention, as well as new provisions concerning the management of collected amounts, obstacles that may arise during execution, and the gradual shift toward electronic execution methodologies. Participants unanimously agreed that these updates necessitate continuous professional and legal adaptation, acknowledging that Law 58.25 heralds a new phase in the practice of notification and execution procedures, and bolsters the integration of digitization and efficiency within the justice system.
This gathering also provided an opportunity for professionals to assess the transformations brought about by the new legislation, particularly the increased reliance on digital means for notifications and executions, alongside the establishment of electronic accounts for judicial commissioners. This innovation allows for the exchange of documents and information, facilitating the tracking of procedures through an online platform.
As reported by anbaetv.ma.
