This article discusses precautionary registration (tahfid) as a provisional entry in the Moroccan land registry system, focusing on the reforms introduced by Law 14-07. It clarifies the concept, legal basis, and key characteristics of precautionary registration, explains the situations in which it may be requested, and outlines its protective function while a dispute is pending. The paper also highlights practical implications for right holders and the interaction between precautionary registration and subsequent registrations, with the aim of strengthening legal certainty in real estate transactions.
Mohamed Ibn Haj Essolami (Sun,) studied this question.
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