Examines the legal basis of unfair competition in Morocco, highlighting its economic significance.
Choukri Ahmed Sebai compares the Moroccan Dahir of Obligations and Contracts (DOC) to an ocean, noting that like the sea, it is too vast for any researcher to fully grasp in a single article. The DOC serves as the common law (general law) of Morocco, serving as the general legal framework to which judges and lawyers refer whenever a specific law (commercial, administrative, financial, etc.) lacks a relevant provision. The author emphasizes the DOC's deep connection to human life and economic activity, including agriculture, industry, and trade. Within this broader context, the study specifically examines the legal foundations of unfair competition as outlined in Article 84 of the DOC.
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