Article L121-2
The enforcement judge has the power to order the release of any unnecessary or abusive measure and to order the creditor to pay damages in the event of abuse of seizure.
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The enforcement judge has the power to order the release of any unnecessary or abusive measure and to order the creditor to pay damages in the event of abuse of seizure.
…et or assets over which the creditor has a general lien as defined by the provisions of article L. 526-12 of the French Commercial Code.
The act of seizure entails the immediate allocation to the distrainor of the seized debt, available in the hands of the third party, as well as all its accessories, up to the amount of the sums for wh…
…ic circumstances, the period provided for in…
…th real rights, subject to the provisions of…
Institutions authorised by law to hold deposit accounts must inform the enforcement agent whether one or more accounts, joint accounts or merged accounts have been opened in the name of the debtor, as…
Creditors who are required to declare their claim and who fail to do so are deprived of the benefit of their security for the distribution of the sale price of the immovable.
…proceedings necessary for the recovery of public debts under the conditions set out in Articles L. 258 A and L. 286 C of the Book of Tax Procedures.
…ovided for in the first paragraph of article…
The matter is referred to the court by a request from the bailiff to the court registry, accompanied by a presentation of the deed and a statement of the difficulty that has hindered the enforcement o…
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