Article R322-33
A copy of the notice published in the newspaper and a copy of the notice affixed to the property shall be certified by a bailiff.
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A copy of the notice published in the newspaper and a copy of the notice affixed to the property shall be certified by a bailiff.
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Bearer securities are registered with the authorised intermediary with whom the registration was made. If the holder of registered securities has instructed an authorised intermediary to manage his ac…
On the first working day following the sale, and except where the sale is carried out after an improved bid, an extract from the minutes of the hearing, mentioning the sale price and the costs charged…
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The purpose of a supply contract is to purchase, lease, hire or hire-purchase products.It may also include installation work.
The court draws up a statement of distribution and decides on distribution costs. Where applicable, the judge orders the cancellation of any security interests published on the property taken by the d…
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