Article L222-2
Any person apparently entitled to demand delivery or restitution of tangible movable property may, pending delivery, make it unavailable by means of a seizure-claim.
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Any person apparently entitled to demand delivery or restitution of tangible movable property may, pending delivery, make it unavailable by means of a seizure-claim.
Any agreement to the effect that the creditor may sell the debtor's immovable property without following the procedures prescribed for the seizure of immovable property is null and void.
Where proceedings have been commenced under a provisionally enforceable court order, the compulsory sale may only take place after the final order has become res judicata. However, during the oppositi…
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Unless otherwise provided, an appeal in cassation in civil matters does not prevent the execution of the contested decision. Such enforcement may only give rise to restitution; it may in no case be im…
Seizures can be made of all assets belonging to the debtor, even if they are held by third parties. They may also relate to conditional, time-barred or successive performance claims. The terms and con…
With the exception of acts intended to assign or seize remuneration, oppositions and notifications sent to a public accountant only have effect for five years from their date, if they have not been re…
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