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Showing 251–260 of 955 articles for “Art. 321-124”
The pursuing creditor may authorise the distrainee to sell the fruits out of court or, with the authorisation of the execution judge, may arrange for the fruits to be cut and sold by auction or by any…
A summons to pay in the form of a seizure ceases to have effect ipso jure if, within five years of its publication, no mention has been made in the margin of this publication of a judgement recording…
Where the seizure relates to properties located in the jurisdiction of several land registries, a summons to pay shall be issued for each jurisdiction.
The seizure of the property by creditors with a right of resale is pursued against the third party purchaser of the property.
The enforcement judge shall grant the debtor's request that the effects of the seizure be provisionally confined to one or more of his immovable properties where he establishes that the value of these…
This period is suspended or extended, depending on the case, by a mention in the margin of the copy of the published summons of a court decision ordering the suspension of enforcement proceedings, the…
The summons to pay is published in the property register within two months of being served.
Where proceedings are joined, the proceedings are continued by the creditor whose summons was published first. If the summonses were published on the same day, the proceedings are continued by the cre…
The unavailability of the property, the seizure of its fruits and the restriction on the debtor's rights of enjoyment and administration run with regard to the debtor from the date of service of the s…
If a summons to pay has already been published, there is no need to publish a new summons for the same property. However, if the new summons presented to the Land Registry includes more property than…
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