Combating Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances Law

Article 84 — Article (84)

Section Four: Penalties and Precautionary Measures and Procedures

A person against whom a resolution was issued to freeze or prevent him from disposing of, managing or travelling in accordance with the previous Article may file a grievance against him before the Competent Court. If his grievance is rejected, a new grievance may not be submitted except after the lapse of three months as of the date of the grievance rejection, unless a serious reason arises before the expiry of that period. The grievance shall be based on a report with the Competent Court, and the head of the Court shall set a session for its consideration by which the complainant and everyone concerned shall be notified. The Public Prosecution shall submit a memorandum of its opinion on the grievance, and the Court shall decide on the grievance within a period not more than fourteen days as of the date of its report, and the Court shall issue its resolution to cancel the grievance. The resolution issued by the Public Prosecutor, its amendment, or the rejection of the appeal.

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