The Cheque Tribunal has exclusive jurisdiction over complaints related to dishonoured cheques issued by purchasers to real property developers. It also covers cheques issued by usufructuaries and long-term lease tenants whose rights fall under Law N…
The Cheque Tribunal has exclusive jurisdiction over complaints related to dishonoured cheques issued by purchasers to real property developers. It also covers cheques issued by usufructuaries and long-term lease tenants whose rights fall under Law No. (7) of 2006. By concentrating these cases in one tribunal, the government provides a focused legal venue for addressing the non-payment of significant property-related debts, ensuring that both developers and long-term investors have a clear path for financial recourse.
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