Article L311-1
The purpose of a property seizure is the forced sale of the debtor's property or, where applicable, that of the third party purchaser, with a view to distributing the proceeds.
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The purpose of a property seizure is the forced sale of the debtor's property or, where applicable, that of the third party purchaser, with a view to distributing the proceeds.
The creditor seizes the property by deed served on the debtor or third party purchaser.
The payment of the price or its deposit and the payment of the costs of the sale shall, as of right, purge the property of any security interest published in respect of the debtor with effect from the…
The bill of sale is only issued to the successful bidder upon proof of payment of the taxed costs.
For the application of…
…or assistance except where the measure requested appears to them to be unlawful or where the amount of the costs appears likely to exceed the amount of the claim, unless the claim is the result of a s…
Provisional advertising ceases to have effect if, within a period set by decree, it has not been confirmed by definitive advertising.
…liff responsible for enforcing an enforceable title encounters a difficulty that hinders the course of his operations, he shall draw up a report and may, on his own initiative, refer the matter to the…
Before any seizure, if the debtor is present, the bailiff verbally repeats the demand for payment and informs the debtor that he must disclose any assets that may have been subject to a previous seizu…
If the debtor was not present at the seizure, a copy of the document is served on him, giving him eight days to inform the bailiff of any previous seizures and to provide him with the minutes.
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