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Showing 541550 of 62364 articles for Art. L. 322-1 et seq.

French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 6: The auction judgement and the bill of sale

Article R322-63

The deed of sale is published in the real estate register in accordance with the rules for judicial sales, at the request of the purchaser or, in his absence, of the creditor pursuing the distribution…

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Sub-section 7: Effects of the auction

Article R322-64

Unless the terms and conditions of sale provide for the distrainee debtor to remain on the premises, the successful bidder may enforce any eviction order he may have against the distrainee and any occ…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 8: Repeat bids

Article R322-72

The successful bidder at the initial sale retains the costs charged at the time of the auction. After a period of two months following the initial sale, he is liable for interest at the legal rate on…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 6: The auction judgement and the bill of sale

Article R322-60

…registered creditors, to the successful bidder and to any person who has raised a dispute that is settled by the decision. Only an adjudication judgment that rules on a dispute may be appealed on thi…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 6: The auction judgement and the bill of sale

Article R322-61

…he conditions of sale, which is followed by a transcript of the auction judgement. If the identity details provided by the successful bidder are incomplete for the purposes of land registration, the s…

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Subsection 4: Higher bids

Article R322-53

The higher bid hearing is set by the enforcement judge for a date within a period of two to four months following the declaration of higher bid. If the declaration of higher bid is contested, this per…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Sub-section 7: Effects of the auction

Article R322-65

…y the debtor have been purged, orders that the corresponding entries in the property register be deleted. This order is not subject to appeal.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 8: Repeat bids

Article R322-66

If the successful bidder fails to pay the price, the taxed costs or the transfer duties within the prescribed time, the property is put back up for sale at the request of the pursuing creditor, a regi…

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 4: Higher bids

Article R322-54

The publication formalities are carried out at the behest of the higher bidder or, in his absence, the pursuing creditor, on the price modified by the higher bid.

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French Code of civil enforcement proceduresIn force
Subsection 6: The auction judgement and the bill of sale

Article R322-59

…he auction price and the amount of taxed costs. Where applicable, it includes the disputes that it settles.

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