Article R211-10
Disputes are brought before the enforcement judge in the place where the debtor lives.
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Disputes are brought before the enforcement judge in the place where the debtor lives.
In the cases provided for in article R. 321-8 and in the first paragraph of article R. 321-9, the land registry mentions the deed or deeds that have not been published alongside the copy of the previo…
The nullity of acts of the real estate seizure procedure is governed by Section IV of Chapter II of Title V of Book I of the Code of Civil Procedure.
If the time limits set for the preparation of the distribution proposal are not respected, any interested party may refer the matter to the enforcement judge, who will proceed with the distribution. P…
For its application in Wallis and Futuna, Article…
The applications referred to in articles R. 332-6 and R. 332-8 must be accompanied by: 1° A mortgage statement dated after publication of the sale; 2° Proof of receipt of the proposed distribution; 3°…
Where necessary, the provisions of articles…
In the absence of an amicable sale within the stipulated period, a forced sale of the seized property shall be carried out under the conditions prescribed in articles…
Technical specifications formulated in terms of performance or functional requirements are sufficiently precise to enable candidates to know exactly what the contract is about and to enable the purcha…
Where a contract is concluded at a fixed price for non-routine supplies or services or for works, its terms must provide for the updating of its price.Where a contract is concluded at a fixed price fo…
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