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Showing 171–180 of 3441 articles for “Art. Warrant underlying assets”
A copy of the inventory is delivered or served to the debtor and, where applicable, to the persons to whom property has been remitted. Under penalty of nullity, the copy delivered or served on the deb…
…the opening of the safe; 6° The designation of the enforcement judge of the place where the seized assets are located, before whom any disputes shall be brought. This summons may be served when the j…
On the appointed day, a detailed inventory of the assets is drawn up. If the debtor is present, the inventory is limited to the seized assets. These are immediately removed and placed in the custody o…
The provisions of articles…
Any seizure prohibits access to the safe without the presence of the bailiff. The bailiff may affix seals to the safe.
Where the proceedings are aimed at the sale of the assets placed in the safe, a summons to pay shall be served on the debtor on the first working day following the act of seizure provided for in Artic…
…ity, in the copy given or served to the debtor, mention shall be made of the place where the seized assets are deposited and, in very conspicuous characters, it shall be stated that he has a period of…
…t names and capacities of the persons who attended the operations and of those into whose hands the assets were handed over, who shall sign the original and the copies; in the event of refusal, this s…
The debtor regains free access to the safe on the day the goods are removed.
The safe may not be opened before the expiry of a period of fifteen days from the date of service of the summons to pay. However, the debtor may request that the safe be opened at an earlier date. In…
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