Article L212-1
Attachment and assignment of remuneration are governed by Articles L. 3252-1 to L. 3252-13 of the French Labour Code.
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Attachment and assignment of remuneration are governed by Articles L. 3252-1 to L. 3252-13 of the French Labour Code.
Where appropriate, the bailiff may take photographs of the items seized. These photographs are kept by the bailiff for the purpose of verifying the seized goods. They may only be disclosed when a disp…
…f this option may not appear at the hearing, in accordance with the second paragraph of article 446-1 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
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Seizure operations may not commence until eight days have elapsed from service of the summons to pay.
…L. 221-1 contains, under penalty of nullity: 1° Mention of the writ…
Seized goods are unavailable. If a legitimate reason makes it necessary to move them, the custodian is required to inform the creditor in advance, indicating the place where they will be placed.
…L. 125-1 may be implemented by a bailiff within the jurisdiction of the Cour…
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If no property can be seized, the bailiff will draw up a procès-verbal de carence. The same applies if it is clear that the property has no market value.
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