Article L742-11
Claims that have not been filed within a period set by decree in the Conseil d'Etat are extinguished, unless the judge grants a relief from the foreclosure.
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Claims that have not been filed within a period set by decree in the Conseil d'Etat are extinguished, unless the judge grants a relief from the foreclosure.
Creditors lodge their claims in accordance with the conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat; claims that have not been lodged within a period set by this decree are extinguished, unless t…
The liquidator shall report on his mission to the judge under conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
The trustee draws up a balance sheet of the debtor's economic and social situation, verifies the claims and assesses the assets and liabilities.
The liquidator has twelve months to sell the debtor's assets out of court or, failing that, organise a forced sale under the conditions relating to civil enforcement procedures.
The judge shall rule on any disputed claims.
The judge shall order the judicial liquidation of the debtor's assets, excluding the unseizable assets listed in
The liquidator shall distribute the proceeds of the assets and pay the creditors according to the ranking of the security interests attaching to their claims.
In the event of a forced sale, where a property seizure procedure initiated prior to the opening judgment has been suspended by the effect of the opening judgment, the acts performed by the seizing cr…
The chapter VII of Title III of Book III of Part Two is applicable to the Metropole of Lyon.
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