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Right To Morocco
Right to Morocco. issued by Sultan Moulay Youssef in 1913 is still in force in Morocco and Tunisia. It is a synthesis of law Hanafi and Maliki.
See also
- Dahir (royal decree - one of the sources of Islamic law )
- Moudawana (Family Code)
- Diwan Al Madhalim ("Board of Grievances)
- See also Moroccan nationality law (in) ( ar: )
Moroccan law has seen some changes since 1913. Currently we are witnessing the emergence of a positive law more and more present. The most striking example is the "Labour Code" and "Criminal Law" that are unrelated to the Muslim law. We can also mention the new rights such as that of competition or that of investment. These rights are based primarily on normative production which unfortunately remains very restricted in the Kingdom.
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