Securing your purchase or sale
Before anything is signed, we check the legal status of the property: land title, registered charges (mortgages, seizures, easements), planning compliance and the identity of the sellers. For unregistered land, we assess the strength of the ownership deeds (Moulkia) and the risks involved.
We draft or review sale agreements and deeds, and follow the transaction until your right is recorded at the Land Registry (Conservation foncière).
Our areas of practice
- Purchase and sale of residential, commercial property and land
- Off-plan sales (VEFA) and disputes with developers
- Land registration and objections
- Co-ownership: by-laws, general meetings and disputes between owners
- Residential, professional and commercial leases
- Inheritance and division of real estate
- Property investment by Moroccans abroad and foreign buyers
Property disputes
When a dispute arises, we represent our clients before the competent courts: ownership claims, cancellation or termination of sales, late delivery, hidden defects, eviction, rent recovery and co-ownership litigation. We always favour a negotiated solution when it better protects your interests.
Why involve a lawyer from the start?
Most property disputes stem from insufficient checks before signing. A review upfront costs far less than litigation and saves you from discovering too late a hidden charge, a surface error or a seller who had no right to sell.