Car rental contract in Morocco: what it should include
The clauses and details a car rental contract should contain to protect your agency: parties, vehicle, dates, deposit, fuel, damage and signatures.
Identify both parties clearly
- Agency name, address, ICE and RC.
- Renter's full name, ID card or passport number, licence number and date, phone and address.
- Any additional driver, with the same details.
Describe the car and its condition
Plate, model, mileage and fuel level at pick-up. Record existing scratches and dents with photos — most disputes start here.
Dates, price and deposit
Pick-up and return date, time and place; daily price; extras (child seat, extra driver, delivery); the deposit amount and how it is held (cash, cheque, card).
Rules of use
- Mileage limits and the price per extra kilometre.
- Fuel policy (same level on return).
- Who pays fines and the insurance excess in case of damage.
- Late-return fees and whether the car may leave the city or the country.
Make it readable for the customer
Customers in Morocco read French or Arabic. A bilingual contract avoids misunderstandings. In Rentiffy the contract fills itself from the booking and the customer signs it on their phone.
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