French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 3: Seizure in the hands of a third party
Article R221-21
…R. 221-10, the bailiff may seize assets held by a third party on behalf of t…
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…R. 221-10, the bailiff may seize assets held by a third party on behalf of t…
Based on the information provided by the garnishee, the creditor may limit the effect of the seizure to certain accounts. By agreement between the parties or by decision of the enforcement judge, the…
The time limit for appeal and the appeal itself have no suspensive effect.
On expiry of the period provided for in article R. 321-20 and until publication of the title deed, any interested party may ask the enforcement judge to declare that the summons has lapsed and to orde…
The enforcement judge who authorises the out-of-court sale sets the amount of the price below which the property may not be sold, taking into account the economic conditions of the market and, where a…
…R. 221-13, subject to the penalties set out inArticle 314-6 of the French Pe…
For the award of a defence or security concession contract, the awarding authority may exclude an economic operator that does not have the technical capability. This capacity is assessed, in particula…
The consultation documents may prohibit candidates from submitting several applications for the contract or some of its lots, acting at the same time:1° As individual candidates and as members of one…
The minimum time limit for receipt of applications is fifteen days from the date on which the contract notice is sent or, where the call for competition is made by means of a periodic indicative notic…
When the design-build contract or the global performance contract meets a need whose estimated value exceeds the formal procedure thresholds and when its award procedure involves a jury, the premium i…
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