Article 1345-3
The costs of the formal notice and the deposit or sequestration shall be borne by the creditor.
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The costs of the formal notice and the deposit or sequestration shall be borne by the creditor.
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In cases determined by law, the creditor may act directly in payment of his claim against a debtor of his debtor.
The National Consultative Committee shall adopt its own rules of procedure. These set out the operating procedures for the performance of its duties.
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The grace period does not preclude compensation.
A payment made in good faith to an apparent creditor is valid.
The provisions of this chapter apply separately to each allocation sub-account established in application of article L. 134-2.
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