A Dutch municipality can instruct a private company to search for a property in Morocco and have it valued. The courts authorize this practice, but require the evidence collected to be precise and verifiable.
A Belgian mutual insurer demanded €14,492.61 from a man receiving a retirement pension in Morocco and disability benefits in Belgium. After four conflicting decisions, the courts ruled that he owed nothing and condemned the mutual insurer.
The Netherlands is preparing to sharply lower the maximum assets threshold for receiving the healthcare allowance. For MREs, the value of a house, apartment or plot of land in Morocco could result in the loss of up to 3,223 euros in benefits throughout 2027.
A man born in Morocco hoped to have €22,255 in debts written off through the over-indebtedness procedure. A CAF investigation into his actual residence in France led the courts to deny him this relief on grounds of bad faith.
A woman living in Morocco with her three children will have to repay 26,505 euros to the CAF. After leaving, she had nevertheless stated three times that she was still living in France and declared that her children were attending school there.
A man will have to repay €29,567.97 in disabled adults’ allowance to CAF. The investigation established that he spent long periods with his wife and children in Morocco, including 312 days during 2022 alone.
A Moroccan man challenged the repayment of 2,160.57 euros in activity bonus benefits demanded by the Isère CAF. His Italian residence permit failed to convince the French courts.
Seven winegrowers from Anjou have been ordered to pay the tax debts left by a company they had entrusted with work in their vineyards. The service provider has reportedly since left France for Morocco. Total amount claimed: 212,000 euros.
Spain’s Social Security administration demanded €2,755.59 from a Moroccan man after his wife left him and refused to recognize his divorce ruling issued in Oujda. After an initial victory in court, the administration tried to recover part of the sum on appeal.
A Moroccan man who remained stranded in Morocco for several months during the Covid crisis was ordered to repay €4,431.83 to the Liège CPAS. Initially ordered to repay the money at a rate of €100 per month, he ultimately won his appeal.
A Moroccan man living in Belgium was ordered to repay more than €22,000 to the Anderlecht CPAS, which believed he had improperly received integration income for two years. After losing at first instance, he almost entirely wins his case on appeal.
Having arrived in Belgium at just 15 in 1974, a Moroccan man now finds himself without a residence permit and with no solution for leaving the hospital. The Brussels CPAS had refused to fund his accommodation. The Labour Court has now ordered it to find him a place and pay the costs.