Article L512-1
Even where prior authorisation is not required, the court may release the protective measure if it appears that the conditions prescribed by article L. 511-1 have not been met. At the request of the d…
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Even where prior authorisation is not required, the court may release the protective measure if it appears that the conditions prescribed by article L. 511-1 have not been met. At the request of the d…
The costs incurred by a protective measure are borne by the debtor, unless the court decides otherwise. If the court orders the debt to be released, the creditor may be ordered to pay compensation for…
Disputes relating to the application of the provisions of this book shall be brought before the enforcement judge of the place where the property is located.
On pain of nullity, the claim presented in application of article R. 442-2, in addition to the particulars provided for in article 57 of the Code of Civil Procedure, shall contain a summary of the gro…
The application for release is made to the judge who authorised the measure. If the measure was taken without the prior authorisation of the court, the application is brought before the enforcement co…
Other disputes are referred to the enforcement judge in the place where the measure is implemented.
When Article…
Notwithstanding the provisions of article R. 121-11, a request for the enforcement of a court decision ordering eviction may be made to the registry of the enforcement judge by registered letter with…
If the conditions set out in articles…
…ticles L. 311-…
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