Judicial officer's office · Casablanca

Maître Mohamed Talib

Judicial officer (huissier de justice) within the Casablanca Court of Appeal district since 1991

Service and enforcement are what turn a court ruling into a real, tangible right. For more than thirty years, the office has served documents, enforced judgments and drawn up official reports with precision, integrity and full respect for procedure.

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Mohamed Talib, judicial officer in Casablanca, in professional robe

Master's in judicial litigation and procedure

  • 1991in practice since
  • 35+years in the field
  • 2020Master's in private law
  • 2021book on service and enforcement

Art. 01Services

From judgment to enforcement

The judicial officer carries out the acts the law entrusts to them, at the request of the party concerned or by court order, and records each one in an official report.

01

Service of process

Service of summons, judgments, rulings and orders, and of any judicial or extrajudicial document.

  • Hearing summons
  • Judgments, rulings, orders
  • Claims and briefs
  • Extrajudicial documents
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02

Enforcement

Enforcement of judgments, orders, rulings and enforceable titles, and recovery of the sums awarded or owed under them.

  • Civil, commercial and labour rulings
  • Payment orders
  • Recovery of awarded sums
  • Evictions and handovers
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03

Official reports

Purely factual findings, free of any opinion, by court order or at the request of the party concerned, recorded in an official report.

  • Condition of premises and property
  • Works and damage
  • Breaches of contract
  • Evidence before a dispute
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04

Formal notices

Formal notices and demands served at the direct request of the party concerned, to protect rights and set their legal effects.

  • Demand for payment
  • Notice in tenancy matters
  • Formal questioning
  • Official notifications
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05

Seizures

Precautionary seizures, enforcement seizures and garnishments, under enforceable titles and court orders.

  • Precautionary seizure
  • Enforcement seizure
  • Garnishment
  • Inventory of goods
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06

Public auctions

Public auction of seized movable goods under the legal procedure, with advertising and official reports.

  • Sale advertising
  • Running the auction
  • Sale report
  • Deposit of proceeds
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Art. 02Process

Four steps, one official report

  1. 01

    Send the document

    A copy of the judgment, title or document to be served, via WhatsApp or at the office.

  2. 02

    Review and fees

    We check the documents and the address, then tell you the right procedure and the fees before anything is done.

  3. 03

    Field action

    The judicial officer carries out the act within the deadlines and keeps you informed.

  4. 04

    Official report

    You receive the reports and documents, ready to file in court or to continue the procedure.

Mohamed Talib at a judicial officers' rally
Judicial officers rallying for a fair reform of the profession
Logo of the National Order of Judicial Officers of Morocco Member of the National Order of Judicial Officers of Morocco

Art. 03Career

Three decades serving justice

Born in 1962 in Irigh N'Tahala (Tafraout), Mohamed Talib moved to Casablanca in 1967, growing up in Mabrouka, Sidi Othmane, where he completed his schooling. After a law degree from Hassan II University, he worked at the Casablanca Court of First Instance before joining the Higher Institute of Judicial Studies in the 3rd class of judicial officers.

A judicial officer in Casablanca since 1991, he combines field practice with research: a Master's in private law — judicial litigation and procedure — awarded with high honours and a recommendation for publication.

  1. 1962

    Born in Tafraout

    In Irigh N'Tahala, on 11 April 1962.

  2. 1967

    Casablanca

    Settled in Mabrouka, Sidi Othmane; primary, middle and high school.

  3. 1983

    Baccalaureate

    Then the Faculty of Law — Hassan II University, El Jadida road.

  4. 1987

    Law degree

    Followed by two years at the Casablanca Court of First Instance under civil service.

  5. 1990

    Bar and Higher Institute

    Registered with the Casablanca Bar, then the Higher Institute of Judicial Studies — 3rd class of judicial officers.

  6. 1991

    Judicial officer

    Within the Casablanca Court of Appeal district, to this day.

  7. 2020

    Master's degree

    In private law, judicial litigation and procedure, with high honours.

  8. 2021

    First book

    “The Judicial Officer and the Challenges of Service and Enforcement” — 1st edition.

Cover of Mohamed Talib's book

Art. 04The book

The Judicial Officer and the Challenges of Service and Enforcement

1st edition · 2021 · in Arabic

“Service and enforcement are the two pillars that make justice and fairness a tangible reality.”

With no dedicated code for service and enforcement, and procedures scattered across many laws, the book brings together the rules that govern both operations. The fruit of thirty years in the field, it is written for anyone interested in the judicial and legal world.

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Art. 05Engagement

Active in the profession and in society

Beyond his daily practice, Mohamed Talib contributes to professional debate, defends the profession and is committed to community and development work.

Mohamed Talib speaking at a professional meeting
Speaking at a professional meeting
  • Profession

    Founding member of the National Association of Judicial Officers

  • Solidarity

    President of the Tahala Ighchane Solidarity Union, Tafraout

  • Development

    President of several development associations

  • Media

    Director of several legal, judicial and development news websites

  • Research

    Researcher in legal and judicial affairs

Mohamed Talib in a legal discussion
In legal discussion with practitioners

Art. 06Request

Send your request in a minute

Choose the type of act and leave your details: your request goes straight to the office's WhatsApp, and we call you back.

Type of act
Urgency

Art. 07FAQ

Your questions, our answers

Urgent matter?

A deadline about to expire or a finding that cannot wait: call directly.

06 61 75 19 35

What does a judicial officer do?

An officer of the court, the judicial officer serves summons, judgments and documents, enforces rulings and enforceable titles, draws up official reports of findings and serves formal notices. Every act is recorded in an official report.

I won a judgment — how do I enforce it?

Contact the office with a copy of the judgment and, if available, proof that it was served. We explain the steps — service, then enforcement — and carry out the acts within the office's competence, keeping you informed at each stage.

Can I request an official report without going to court?

Yes. The judicial officer can record purely factual findings, free of any opinion, at the request of the party concerned; they can also be ordered by a judge. The report can later be filed in court.

Which documents should I prepare?

Depending on the act: the judgment, title or document to be served, the other party's exact address, a copy of your ID card and any document from earlier proceedings.

How are fees set?

According to the type of act and the regulated tariff of the profession. They are clearly stated before any action is taken.

Can I make my request remotely?

Yes. Send copies of your documents via WhatsApp or e-mail for an initial review; we will then tell you which originals or additional documents are needed.

Art. 08Contact

The office in Sidi Othmane

  • AddressBen M'sik Charitable Association Complex, Bd. Maâti Ben Ziad, Bldg. (D), 3rd floor, Apt. 13 — Hay Sadri, Sidi Othmane, Casablanca
  • Phone / WhatsApp06 61 75 19 35
  • OpeningMonday to Friday — please call before visiting
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