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The judge may grant renewable deadlines to occupants of inhabited premises or business premises whose eviction has been ordered by the court, whenever the persons concerned cannot be rehoused under no…
If the eviction relates to a place inhabited by the person being evicted or by any occupant in his or her own right, it may only take place at the end of a period of two months following the summons,…
…Article L. 412-1 may be extended by the judge for a period…
…R. 433-2 at the end of which property declared to…
…ous characters, to remove the goods within a non-renewable period of two months from the date of delivery or service of the document, failing which the goods that have not been removed will be sold at…
The period provided for in article L. 433-1 is two months, non-renewable, from the date on which the eviction notice is served.
If all the assets have been removed before the date set for the hearing, the owner of the premises is required to inform the judge by any means in writing or by a declaration at the court registry.
…ts, which are placed in a sealed envelope and kept for two years by the bailiff. Notice of this is given to the person being evicted, under the conditions set out in the last paragraph of article R. 4…
When the eviction relates to a premises inhabited by the person being evicted or by any occupant on his behalf, the order to vacate the premises shall contain, on pain of nullity, in addition to the i…
…L. 412-2 to L. 412-6 shall be brought before the…
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