Article L532-1
Judicial sureties are enforceable against third parties from the date of completion of the publication formalities prescribed by decree of the Conseil d'Etat.
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Judicial sureties are enforceable against third parties from the date of completion of the publication formalities prescribed by decree of the Conseil d'Etat.
The following may not be seized 1° Property that the law declares unseizable; 2° Property that the law renders non-transferable unless otherwise provided for; 3° Provisions, sums and pensions of a mai…
Only the bailiffs responsible for enforcement may carry out forced execution and protective seizures. They are obliged to provide their services or assistance except where the measure requested appear…
…R. 162-7 as well as Chapter II of Title VI of this book.
In addition to bailiffs, the persons responsible for the enforcement measures and precautionary measures necessary for the recovery of debts by public accountants are the agents of the Directorate Gen…
The goods listed in article…
For the application of 3° of Article…
All movable or immovable, tangible or intangible assets belonging to the debtor may be the subject of a compulsory execution measure or a protective measure, except in cases where the law prescribes o…
A judicial officer who intends to refuse to lend his ministry or assistance pursuant to Article…
…training; 12° children's items; 13° personal or family souvenirs; 14° pets or animals for keeping; 15° animals intended for the seized person's subsistence as well as the foodstuffs required for thei…
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