Article R322-28
The compulsory sale may only be postponed in the event of force majeure or at the request of the Commission de surendettement (excessive debt commission) made pursuant to articles L. 722-4 or L. 721-7…
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The compulsory sale may only be postponed in the event of force majeure or at the request of the Commission de surendettement (excessive debt commission) made pursuant to articles L. 722-4 or L. 721-7…
If the compulsory sale is adjourned to a later hearing, it will be advertised again in the same way and within the same timeframe as the first compulsory sale.
When the execution judge orders the forced sale, he sets the date of the hearing at which it will take place within a period of between two and four months from the date of his decision. The judge det…
On the specified date, the pursuing creditor or, failing this, any registered creditor, who is then subrogated to the proceedings, requests the sale. If no creditor requests the sale, the court declar…
Buildings and their equipment are designed and constructed in such a way that glazed surfaces above or on the roof can be cleaned without danger to the workers carrying out the work and to those prese…
Transparent or translucent walls are marked at eye level. They are made of safety materials or are arranged in such a way that workers cannot be injured if the walls shatter.
Doors and gates comply with the characteristics defined in articles R. 4224-9 et seq. Their dimensions and characteristics are determined according to the nature and use of the rooms or enclosures the…
Elevated or roof-mounted openings must be designed in such a way that, when open, they do not constitute a hazard for workers.
The floors of the premises are free of bumps, holes or dangerous inclines. They are fixed, stable and non-slip.
The surfaces of floors, walls and ceilings are designed so that they can be cleaned or repaired to achieve appropriate hygiene conditions.
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