Article 294 of Code of Civil Procedure

a- If he has not exceeded the age of twenty-one or has exceeded the age of sixty-five. b- If he has children who have not reached eighteen years of age and his spouse is deceased or imprisoned for any reason, and if the application is submitted and the detention order in enforcement of a judgment or order is precluded, the impediment shall not thereafter preclude the issuance of a detention order in enforcement of another judgment or order. c- If he is the creditor's spouse or one of the creditor's ascendants or descendants, unless the debt is prescribed maintenance. d- If he has served the maximum period of detention specified by a previous order for the same debt. e- If he provides a sufficient bank guarantee, or a real security guarantor who provides property equivalent to the debt, or a solvent guarantor accepted by the person competent to issue the order. The record containing the guarantor's undertaking shall constitute an enforceable instrument against him in respect of the obligations arising from his guarantee. The Enforcement Department shall have authority to seek assistance from experts of the General Department of Experts or experts with practical expertise to assess the assets offered and their sufficiency. The Enforcement Department shall determine fees for the appointed expert body as it deems appropriate, to be paid from the funds of the Ministry of Justice and entered as a debt owed by the debtor. The Ministry shall have the preferential right prescribed for the State in collecting them. f- If it is established by a medical report that he suffers from an illness with which he cannot endure detention, or if it is a pregnant woman. For this purpose, the Enforcement Department may seek assistance from any competent medical body to give its opinion on the debtor's condition, and the Department may also refer the debtor to any medical body for examination. y- If his solvency rests entirely on property that may not be attached (2)