Commercial cases of full jurisdiction are cases in which the plaintiffs aim to protect legal positions, pecuniary or property rights resulting from commercial acts by nature or by practicing trade professionally or those resulting from commercial dealings or transactions whenever the disputed rights are not determined in value or that this value is in excess of 100000 Dirham provided they are not related to labor relationships, personal status, estates or Wakfs.

Civil cases of full jurisdiction are cases in which the plaintiffs aim at protecting legal positions, pecumiary or property rights resulting from civil acts whenever the value of these rights are undetermined or in excess of 100000 Dirham and do not relate to commercial dealings or transactions, labour relationships, personal status, estates or Wakfs.

Civil and commecial cases of summary jurisdiction are cases in which the plaintiffs aim at protecting legal positions, pecumiary or property rights deriving and resulting from civil or commercial transactions or dealings and do not relate to causes connected with labor relationships or personal status and estates and wakfs, whenever these cases are detyermined in value and this value is not in excess of 100000 Dirham.

Labor cases offull jurisdiction are cases introduced by workers against their employers in the private sector in order to protect their rights emanating from the labor relationship by vertue of labor contracts supervised by the concerned ministry, whenever their value is in excess of 100000 Dirham.

Labor cases of summary jurisdiction are cases introduced by workers against their employers in the private sector to protect their rights emanating from the labor relationship by virtue of labor contracts supervised by the concerned ministry, whenever their value does not exceed 100000 Dirham.

Writs of performance are orders on petition and are considered an exception to the general rule of raising a lawsuit to recover rights. It is practiced whenever the creditor's right is evidenced in writing, due for payment and the right claimed is a monetary debt determined in value. It is also practiced if the rigjt owner is a creditor by virtue of a commercial paper and his claim is restrictively addressed to the drawer, the maker, the acceptor or the guarantor. The request to issue the order must be preceded by a five day prior notice addressed by the creditor to the debtor asking him to effect payment. The amount claimed in the notice of payment may not be less than the right claimed in the petition to issue the order of payment.

Summary cases are cases in which the petitioners aim at obtaining urgent judicial protection of the necessary means to decide the merits of the case or to make the substantive protection more efficient by means of requesting the issuance of judicial orders to the effect of taking practical, provisional and protective measures from the risk of delay in payment that do not affect the substance of the disputed right, such as cases for hearing a witness - claims to appoint a judicial guardian.

Cases for the addition and exclusion of a Moslem heir is a litigation concerning an estate where all or one of the litigants are moslems and where the plaintiff aims at establishing that there is a litigation on a matter included in the declaration of inheritance issued by the court, either by introducing a heir whose name was not mentioned in the Declaration, when issued, or the exclusion of another person whose name appears in the declaration but is not a legal heir, or both claims.

Cases for the addition and exclusion of a non-Moslem heir is a litigation between non-Moslems where the plaintiff aims at establishing that there is a litigation on a matter included in the declaration of ineritance either by introducing a heir whose name was not mentioned in the Declaration, when issued, or the exclusion of another person whose name appeared in the declaration but is not a legal heir, or both claims.

Cases concerning Moslems pecuniary status are requests and matters concerning Moslems and relating to wardship by relatives, tutorship on minors and custody of their property, guardianship, curatorship, granting permission to administer property of their ward, establishing the absence of a person or his disappearance or naming the judicial assistants.

Cases concerning non-Moslems pecuniary status are requests and matters concerning non-Moslems and relating to wardship by relatives, tutorship on minors and custody of their property, guardianship, curatorship, granting permission to administer property of their ward or establishing the absence of a person or his disappearance and the naming of the judicial assistants.