Track cases at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre with automatic monitoring

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Tribunaux Normaux - Laayoune

Direct search for Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

This page prepares case tracking for Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre. The form uses the same Mahkamaty search engine, but the court is selected automatically and available case types are matched to this jurisdiction: Ordinaire, Notification, Execution.

This court has two IDs

Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre appears twice in the official directory, under two IDs, and each holds its own files. If your file does not show up here, search the other page for the same court.

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Court at a glance

Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre is a judicial center in Bir Gandouz, within the jurisdiction of Laayoune Court of Appeal. Identify your file here, then choose periodic monitoring and supported detected updates. Available saved decisions and hearing information can be viewed after activation.

Jurisdiction orderTribunaux Normaux
CityBir Gandouz
Appeal court regionLaayoune
Leveljudicial center
Court codeTPI
Court of appealLaayoune Court of Appeal

Source: official directory of the Kingdom's courts. Please verify the number before calling.

How to read your case number at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

In Morocco a case number has three parts: year / code / sequence number. The code indicates the file type and differs by court type:

Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre is a court of general jurisdiction (code TPI) handling civil, family, social and criminal files. Choose the file type (ordinary, notification…) then enter the year, code and number shown on your receipt or summons.

File types and codes at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

CodeTypeUsage
DCOrdinaireOrdinary files (civil, family, commercial or administrative depending on the court)
DNCNotificationNotification files
DECExecutionJudgment execution files
DPDélitMisdemeanor (criminal) files
PLPlainteComplaints filed with the public prosecutor
RECORDProcès verbalOfficial records / minutes

Case types handled by Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

  • Civil cases
  • Family cases (marriage, divorce, alimony, inheritance, civil status)
  • Social cases (labor disputes and work accidents)
  • Criminal cases (misdemeanors and infractions)
  • Real-estate cases

Official statistics for Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

Official data from Morocco's courts

Median time to first hearing

about 38 days

Most common case types at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

Monthly case activity at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

Statistics based on 2467 cases at this court, drawn from the official records of Morocco's courts. Data source: official records of Morocco's courts.

Higher court

Judgments of Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre can be appealed before:

Laayoune Court of Appeal

Other courts under Laayoune Court of Appeal

If your file is not at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre, it may be at another court in the same appeal region.

Laayoune Court of First InstanceTerfaya Resident Judge Centre (Laayoune Court of First Instance)Boujdour Resident Judge Centre (Laayoune Court of First Instance)Smara Court of First InstanceOued Ed-Dahab Court of First InstanceSmara Court of First Instance – Family DivisionLaayoune Court of First Instance – Family DivisionDakhla Court of First Instance – Family DivisionBir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

FAQ about tracking cases at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre

What is Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre?

A resident judge centre is a judicial unit attached to a court of first instance that brings some court services closer to residents. A file may be registered under the centre or under its parent court.

I can’t find my file at Bir Gandouz Resident Judge Centre. Where should I search?

Search the court of first instance the centre belongs to, then the other courts under Laayoune Court of Appeal. The same number can exist at several courts for different files, so check the parties before tracking.

Why doesn't my case show up at ?

Make sure the case number is entered correctly (year/code/number) and that you selected and the right file type. A recently filed case may take a few days to appear in the system.

How long do case updates take at ?

We check the available judicial record periodically. Alerts follow detection; source outages and processing can affect timing. Delivery is not guaranteed at the moment a court event occurs.

Can I track a case at from abroad?

Yes. Mahkamaty lets Moroccans living abroad search their cases at ; WhatsApp and email alerts are available after paid tracking is activated.

What Mahkamaty's case tracking service does

Mahkamaty is an independent service for identifying and monitoring Moroccan court files. Confirm the available case identity before choosing paid monitoring.

After activation, view available saved decisions, hearing information and procedural history. Mahkamaty checks the selected file periodically and sends supported detected updates through WhatsApp and eligible confirmed email.

Coverage depends on the court, case reference and accessible Mahakim records. Source outages and processing can affect timing. A different court or case number, including a separate appeal, needs its own coverage.

How to track a Moroccan court case

1. Enter the case year, code and sequence number from the court document.
2. Select the court and check the available case identity and parties.
3. Review the displayed monitoring offer and price before payment.
4. After activation, view available saved information and receive supported detected updates on connected channels.

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Enter case number

Enter your case information in the three fields: the year (e.g., 2024), the code (4 digits like 8101 for commercial cases or 1101 for civil), and the sequential case number. You'll find this information on the court receipt or summons you received.

Enter case number (year, code, number)
2

Pick court type

Choose the type of court handling your case: First Instance Courts for civil and family matters, Commercial Courts for business disputes, or Administrative Courts for appeals against government decisions.

Select court type
3

Choose court & file type

Select the court and confirm the available case identity and parties. Choose paid monitoring to view available saved details after activation and receive supported detected updates.

Choose court and file type

Moroccan courts supported by the tracking tool

Mahkamaty supports case tracking across the main Moroccan court families when public data is available.

First Instance Courts: civil, family, social, real-estate, enforcement, and other common citizen files.

Commercial Courts: business disputes, company files, commercial debts, insolvency, and related commercial litigation.

Administrative Courts: disputes with public administrations, administrative decisions, tax and public-authority cases where supported.

Courts of Appeal: appeal files linked to judgments from first instance, commercial, administrative, and specialized courts.

Coverage depends on the court record being available and searchable. If a file is too recent, private by nature, or entered with the wrong court/code combination, it may not appear immediately.

How Moroccan court case numbers work

A Moroccan court case number usually contains three parts: Year / Code / Sequential number.

Year: the year the file was registered at the court.

Code: a four-digit category code used by the court to identify the type of file.

Sequential number: the file's order number inside that category and year.

Examples of frequent codes include 1101 for general civil files, 1103 for family matters, 1104 for real-estate files, 1109 for enforcement, 8101 for commercial files, and 7101 for administrative cases. Always copy the number exactly from the court document, then choose the court that appears on that document.

FAQs

How do I track a court case in Morocco?
Enter your case number once (year/code/number), select the court type and specific court, then review the available result. Email and WhatsApp alerts start only after you activate paid tracking for that case.
Is the court case alert service free?
No. You can search for a case before activation, but ongoing email and WhatsApp alerts require paid tracking for that case.
Does Mahkamaty replace official court procedures?
No. Mahkamaty is an independent monitoring and alert service and does not replace official court procedures.
Why pay if I can check Mahakim for free?
After activation, we check the selected file periodically and send supported detected updates through WhatsApp and eligible confirmed email.
Which Moroccan courts are supported?
Supported records include civil, family, criminal, commercial and administrative files at the available first-instance, appeal and specialized jurisdictions. Access depends on the correct reference and available source data; coverage is not guaranteed for every court or file.
What is the case code and where can I find it?
The case code is a 4-digit number that identifies the type of case. You'll find it on the court receipt or summons you received. For example: 1101 for civil cases, 1103 for family cases, 8101 for commercial cases. If you can't find the code, try common codes based on your case type.
How long does it take to update case information?
We check the available judicial record periodically. Alerts follow detection; source outages and processing can affect timing. Delivery is not guaranteed at the moment a court event occurs.
Can I track a criminal case?
Supported criminal records can be monitored when the court, case code and public source record are available. Restricted or unavailable records may not be accessible.
What's the difference between a first instance court and an appeal court?
A first instance court is the first level of jurisdiction where a case is initially filed. The court of appeal is the second level, where you can contest judgments from the first instance court if one of the parties is not satisfied with the decision.
Why can't I find my case when searching?
Make sure you entered the case number correctly (year/code/number) and selected the right court type and court. If the case is very recent, it may take a few days for it to be registered in the system. The code might also be different from what you expect - try other similar codes.
Is my personal information secure?
Yes, we are committed to protecting your privacy. We do not share your information with any third party and use SSL encryption to protect all transmitted data. You can review our privacy policy for more details.

Content reviewed: Independent service. Judicial information source: Mahakim (https://www.mahakim.ma/). Not affiliated with the Ministry of Justice.

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