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Where appropriate, the bailiff may take photographs of the items seized. These photographs are kept by the bailiff for the purpose of verifying the seized goods. They may only be disclosed when a disp…
During the course of the proceedings, any party may also present its case by letter addressed to the enforcement judge, provided that it can prove that the opposing party was aware of it before the he…
…lace of residence to serve the request for direct payment on the third party referred to in article L. 213-1. This notification must include the name and address of the debtor, the enforcement order,…
Seizure operations may not commence until eight days have elapsed from service of the summons to pay.
Seized goods are unavailable. If a legitimate reason makes it necessary to move them, the custodian is required to inform the creditor in advance, indicating the place where they will be placed.
If no property can be seized, the bailiff will draw up a procès-verbal de carence. The same applies if it is clear that the property has no market value.
…eave at the disposal of the debtor, without any request being necessary, the sum set out in Article R. 3252-5 of the Labour Code in application of Article L. 3252-5 of the same Code. If there is more…
…ication of the seizure or, where applicable, of a judgment rejecting the dispute raised by the debtor.
…service of the summons, the court shall declare it null and void at the request of the co-contractor.
The threshold above which contracts must be concluded in writing is set at €25,000 excluding tax.
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