Fez Court summons lawyer over land contract forgery
Judicial sources reported that the Court of Appeal Criminal Chamber in Fez decided to postpone the trial of a lawyer and a general secretary involved in cases related to real estate forgery and fraud. The trial has been rescheduled for October 13, 2026, following an appeal of the previous verdict. The defendants face charges of forgery in official and informal contracts, and fraud, concerning files related to properties built on land owned by the state. Investigations revealed that the defendants engaged in forging contracts and selling properties, some of which were used to illegally sell and transfer land and real estate assets, without legal permits for the general secretary, who allegedly endorsed forged contracts in exchange for financial compensation. It was also claimed that the defendants were involved in fraud and deception through the drafting of contracts without the presence of the involved parties and by exploiting properties belonging to the state. This has led to detention orders, fines, and the issuance of prison sentences and financial penalties against them.
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