Debate on Article 77 of Civil Procedure Law
The judicial order issued by the Commercial Court of Casablanca has sparked a legal debate after dismissing a request to recover an amount of 376,552 dirhams due to the absence of the defendant's email address in the filed documents, according to recent legal provisions. The discussion centers on the mandatory nature of including email addresses for legal entities when initiating legal proceedings, especially since Article 77 of the new law requires this. However, some professionals believe that the lack of a unified system for accessing electronic addresses complicates judicial procedures and threatens the principle of digitalization in justice. Experts suggest that strictly applying these conditions may lead to the rejection of requests without the opportunity for correction, emphasizing the need to establish general mechanisms for accessing electronic addresses and supporting a balance between legal modernization and procedural guarantees.
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