French Commercial code
In forceAfter payment of the sale price in the case of an auction or completion by the purchaser of the purging formalities in the case of a private sale, the liquidator shall draw up the statement of collocation in the light of the registrations, the admitted claims and the list of claims mentioned in Article L. 641-13. He may, if he deems it useful, summon the registered creditors, the successful bidder or the purchaser. The statement is filed by him at the registry of the court before which the proceedings took place. Any person may examine this statement.
The clerk notifies the creditors and the successful bidder or purchaser of the filing of the statement of collocation by an insertion in one or more legal announcement media and by an insertion in the Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales containing an indication of the legal announcement journal in which the first insertion was made and a mention of the time limit for appeal provided for in Article R. 643-11.
The court clerk also sends, unless dispensed by the official receiver, a copy of the statement of collocation to each collocated creditor and to each creditor registered on the property with an elected domicile, and indicates the time limit and procedures for the appeal provided for in Article R. 643-11.
The statement of collocation is sent to the institutions mentioned in article L. 143-11-4 of the Labour Code when they have made a prior request.
