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Three written compositions and two oral exercises in the standing decree

Decree No. 2.81.276

7 hours

Total scheduled written time under the standing decree

Decree No. 2.81.276

10/20

Written average for oral admission and overall average for final success

Decree No. 2.81.276

ar / fr

Written-language choice; the oral stage is in Arabic

Decree No. 2.81.276

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A Ministry-administered professional certificate examination with written legal compositions and Arabic oral exercises. This resource is independent English-language MCQ study support, not an official translation or simulation of the writing and pleading tasks.

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1Under Article 2 of Morocco's Dahir formant Code des obligations et des contrats (DOC), which set contains the essential elements required for a valid obligation arising from a declaration of will?
A.Capacity to bind oneself, a valid declaration of will, a certain object, and a lawful cause
B.A notarized instrument, two witnesses, delivery, and court approval
C.Moroccan nationality, majority, registration, and publication
D.A written offer, a cash deposit, tax clearance, and administrative authorization
Explanation: Article 2 DOC identifies four essential elements: capacity to bind oneself, a valid declaration of will concerning the essential elements of the obligation, a certain object, and a lawful cause.
2What is fraud (dol) under Article 52 of the Moroccan DOC?
A.Any mistake in calculation, even when immediately corrected
B.Devices or concealment by one party, its representative, or an accomplice that induced the other party to contract when that party otherwise would not have contracted
C.Any later failure to perform a valid contract
D.A difference between the market value and the agreed price, without more
Explanation: Article 52 treats fraudulent devices or concealment as a ground for annulment when they were such that the other party would not have contracted without them.
3Under Article 55 of the Moroccan DOC, what is the general effect of lesion (lésion) on a contract?
A.It automatically nullifies every contract in which the values exchanged differ
B.It always converts the contract into a gift
C.It is not, by itself, a ground for rescission unless accompanied by the other party's fraud, subject to the DOC rules protecting incapable persons
D.It makes the contract criminally punishable whenever the difference exceeds ten percent
Explanation: Article 55 states that lesion alone does not justify rescission; fraud by the other party is generally also required. The article preserves the special rules applicable to incapable persons.
4Which statement follows Article 306 of the Moroccan DOC on null obligations?
A.A null obligation remains fully enforceable until ten years have elapsed
B.Only obligations involving real property can be null
C.Nullity merely reduces damages but leaves the obligation intact
D.A null obligation produces no effect except restitution of what was unduly received; nullity exists when an essential element is missing or the law expressly provides it
Explanation: Article 306 states that a null obligation has no effect other than restitution. It identifies absence of an essential element and a special statutory declaration of nullity as grounds.
5Which conduct is the basis of liability described in Article 77 of the Moroccan DOC?
A.An intentional and unlawful act that directly causes material or moral damage to another person
B.A lawful act that causes no damage but is disliked by a neighbor
C.A breach of etiquette that has no causal connection to loss
D.A change of mind before any obligation is formed
Explanation: Article 77 requires the person who intentionally and unlawfully causes material or moral damage directly to another to repair that damage, once the act and causal link are established.
6Under Article 85 of the Moroccan DOC, when may an employer or principal be civilly responsible for damage caused by an employee or agent?
A.Only when the employer personally signed the injured party's contract
B.When the employee or agent caused the damage while performing the functions for which that person was employed
C.Only after the employee has been convicted of a felony
D.Whenever the employee causes any private harm outside work
Explanation: Article 85 makes employers and principals responsible for damage caused by their employees and agents in the functions for which they were employed.
7Which description best matches force majeure under Article 269 of the Moroccan DOC?
A.Any event that makes performance more expensive than expected
B.Any event the debtor knew about before undertaking the obligation
C.An event that could not be foreseen and makes performance impossible, could not be prevented, and is not attributable to the debtor's prior fault
D.A voluntary business decision to redirect resources to a more profitable contract
Explanation: Article 269 centers on an unforeseeable and unavoidable event that makes performance impossible and is not preceded by fault attributable to the debtor.
8Taken together, Articles 357, 361, and 362 of the Moroccan DOC require which conditions for legal set-off (compensation)?
A.The debts must arise from the same written contract and have identical guarantors
B.One debt may be uncertain and not yet due if the parties live in the same city
C.The parties need not owe each other personally if both debts are secured
D.The parties must be personal creditor and debtor of each other, and the debts must concern things of the same kind and be liquid and due
Explanation: Article 357 supplies reciprocity; Article 361 requires obligations concerning things of the same kind; and Article 362 requires both debts to be liquid and due.
9When is a sale perfected under Article 488 of the Moroccan DOC?
A.When the parties agree on the thing, the price, and the other terms of the contract
B.Only when the entire price has been paid and physical delivery completed
C.Only after every sale has been registered by a court
D.When the seller unilaterally announces a price, even without the buyer's agreement
Explanation: Article 488 provides that a sale is perfected between the parties as soon as they agree on the thing, the price, and the other contractual terms.
10What duty does Article 36 of Law No. 28.08 impose on a Moroccan advocate?
A.To publish all client correspondence after a case ends
B.Not to disclose anything that infringes professional secrecy in any matter, and in particular to respect the secrecy of criminal investigations
C.To share confidential files with every member of the regional bar
D.To discuss an ongoing investigation publicly if no client name is used
Explanation: Article 36 prohibits an advocate from revealing anything that infringes professional secrecy and specifically requires respect for the secrecy of criminal investigations.

About the Morocco CAPA Avocat Exam

Morocco's Ministry of Justice administers the special examination that grants the Certificat d'aptitude à l'exercice de la profession d'avocat. Law No. 28.08 maintains this route pending implementation of the contemplated training institution. The certificate is one statutory condition for applying to a regional bar's trainee list; bar admission also requires the other conditions in Law No. 28.08.

Exam sponsor: Ministère de la Justice (Morocco). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Article 6 of Law No. 28.08 continues the Ministry of Justice's special certificate examination until the regulatory text for the contemplated training institution enters into force. Under the standing Decree No. 2.81.276, candidates complete three written compositions: general culture/current issues or comparative legislation; a civil or commercial memorandum with civil procedure; and a criminal memorandum with criminal procedure. Candidates who reach the written threshold take two oral exercises: a pleading on personal-status, inheritance, or social matters, and a question on judicial organization, bar organization, advocates' rights and duties, or conditions of practice. A current ministerial decision must be checked for the actual sitting.

Time Limit

Standing decree: 2 hours general culture, 3 hours civil/commercial memorandum, and 2 hours criminal memorandum. Oral preparation is 30 minutes for the pleading and 15 minutes for the professional question; the oral examination is capped at 20 minutes.

Passing Score

Each test is marked 0–20; at least 10/20 written average is required for the oral stage and at least 10/20 overall is required for the certificate

Exam / Certification Fees

Not published in the standing decree; verify the current Ministry sitting notice

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We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Written — 2 hours

General culture and comparative legislation

A composition on contemporary problems or comparative legislation. This bank uses selected constitutional and current-law questions only as MCQ study support for that broader writing task.

Written — 3 hours

Civil or commercial memorandum

A document-based memorandum covering civil or commercial law and civil procedure. The bank reviews selected DOC rules and flags the 2026 civil-procedure transition.

Written — 2 hours

Criminal memorandum

A document-based memorandum covering criminal law and criminal procedure. The bank limits itself to verified current constitutional and procedural principles.

Oral — 30 minutes of preparation

Personal-status, inheritance, or social pleading

An oral pleading. Selected Family Code questions support rule recall but do not practice Arabic advocacy performance.

Oral — 15 minutes of preparation

Judicial organization and advocate-profession question

An oral question on judicial organization, bar organization, advocates' rights and duties, or conditions of practice. Selected Law No. 28.08 questions support statutory recall.

Preparing for the Morocco CAPA Avocat Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Each test is marked 0–20; at least 10/20 written average is required for the oral stage and at least 10/20 overall is required for the certificate
  • Assessment: Article 6 of Law No. 28.08 continues the Ministry of Justice's special certificate examination until the regulatory text for the contemplated training institution enters into force. Under the standing Decree No. 2.81.276, candidates complete three written compositions: general culture/current issues or comparative legislation; a civil or commercial memorandum with civil procedure; and a criminal memorandum with criminal procedure. Candidates who reach the written threshold take two oral exercises: a pleading on personal-status, inheritance, or social matters, and a question on judicial organization, bar organization, advocates' rights and duties, or conditions of practice. A current ministerial decision must be checked for the actual sitting.
  • Time limit: Standing decree: 2 hours general culture, 3 hours civil/commercial memorandum, and 2 hours criminal memorandum. Oral preparation is 30 minutes for the pleading and 15 minutes for the professional question; the oral examination is capped at 20 minutes.
  • Exam / certification fees: Not published in the standing decree; verify the current Ministry sitting notice Official sources

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Morocco CAPA Avocat: Suggested Study Strategy

1Read the current ministerial sitting decision first; do not assume that a prior session's procedures, dates, or registration terms remain in force.
2Practice timed document-based memoranda, not only rule-recall questions: two hours for criminal work and three hours for civil or commercial work under the standing decree.
3Use the current Law No. 58.25 for civil procedure and the current criminal-procedure text as amended by Law No. 03.23; older consolidated codes may now be stale.
4If writing in French, continue building Arabic oral vocabulary because the standing decree requires Arabic for the oral stage.
5Prepare short Arabic pleadings on personal-status, inheritance, and social-law problems and rehearse professional-duty questions under Law No. 28.08.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Morocco advocate aptitude examination currently a real statutory assessment?

Yes. Article 6 of current Law No. 28.08 directs the Ministry of Justice to continue organizing the special certificate examination until the regulatory text for the contemplated training institution takes effect. The Ministry ran written and oral stages in 2022–2023. No 2026 sitting notice was located as of September 23, 2026, so candidates should use the Ministry's current notice rather than assume an annual date.

Is the official examination a 140-question multiple-choice test?

That is not the durable standing format. Decree No. 2.81.276 prescribes three written compositions and two oral exercises. A ministerial decision can set procedures for a particular sitting, so its notice controls that session.

Which languages are used in the official assessment?

Under Decree No. 2.81.276, candidates may complete the written tests in Arabic or French, while the oral tests are conducted in Arabic.

What is the official examination fee?

The standing decree does not publish a candidate fee. Check the current ministerial decision or registration notice; this page does not infer that the official assessment is free.

Does this bank simulate the official assessment?

No. It is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation for selected rules and exam logistics. It is not an official translation or a substitute for Arabic/French memorandum writing, Arabic pleading, or oral performance practice.