Hisham Sabry, who is the head of the National Council of the Notary Authority in Morocco, explained in a previous statement to the media, “The electronic fingerprint technology was resorted to in response to the royal message, after which a committee was formed in the matter, as it was confirmed that identity fraud is one of the most important entrances to confronting the phenomenon of real estate theft.” third parties,” before adding that “the electronic fingerprint device, which is connected to the computer, enables the documenter to identify all the data of the contractor,” and that “this technology will permanently limit the impersonation of the real estate owner, given that Morocco is the fourth country in the world that has decided to adopt electronic verification technology.” From the identity approved through fingerprints.
In related news, and always in real estate robbery crimes and this time in Nador, the Court of Appeal issued its first ruling a week ago, in one of the files referred to it by the investigating judge, against those accused of using forgery to seize the real estate of others.
The Criminal Chamber of First Instance distributed 13 years in prison to two persons, who were sued before them for forging official papers and unlawfully obtaining an administrative document by making incorrect statements.
Thus, it ruled 7 years in prison against the first accused, “M.R”, and six years in prison against the second accused, “M, B”, while it issued an acquittal ruling in favor of a third accused.
