Heba Press: Oujda
The Oujda court of first instance found Mowatheq guilty and sentenced him to two years in prison, after prosecuting him for fraud and breach of trust.
The judgment rendered Thursday, October 17, late in the evening, provides for compensation for four victims, who filed a complaint against the notary, due to the transfer of their deposits and registration and archiving rights, and deprived of the possibility of making their sales or transferring ownership of their goods. what they have acquired.
The notary’s order was revealed by not placing the financial deposits related to the operations carried out in his office, in the notaries’ coffer, which resulted in the loss of the entrepreneurs’ rights. He also used tricks to procrastinate the servants, without allowing. so that they could exercise their rights, which prompted them to file a complaint against him with the king’s agent at the city headquarters. He studied it and sent it to the investigating judge, with the order to place the notary in prison.
The notary confronted the four victims during hearings which began on October 2 and which ended with the court’s conviction that the accusations of breach of trust and fraud were proven against the accused and that he was held responsible for it, so he was sentenced to two years in prison and compensation to the victims, each according to their civil claims.
