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Showing 511–520 of 68137 articles for “Art. L 221-31 and L 221-31 II”
The summons to pay cannot be served at an elected domicile. It may be delivered when the judgment is served.
If no enforcement action is taken within two years of the summons to pay, proceedings may only be commenced on the basis of a new summons to pay. However, the order still interrupts the limitation per…
All seizable tangible movable property belonging to the debtor may be subject to a seizure for sale, including that which has previously been seized as a protective measure. In the latter case, articl…
Disputes relating to the seizure for sale shall be brought before the enforcement judge of the place of seizure.
The member of a société civile de placement immobilier, governed by articles L. 214-114 et seq. of the French Monetary and Financial Code, whose share of income is, pursuant to Article 8, subject in i…
Where appropriate, the bailiff may take photographs of the items seized. These photographs are kept by the bailiff for the purpose of verifying the seized goods. They may only be disclosed when a disp…
Seizure may be carried out at any place where the movable property belonging to the debtor is located, even if it is held by a third party.
The bailiff who has seized the assets shall consult the register provided for inarticle R. 521-1 of the French Commercial Code and serve the seizure report within eight days of it being drawn up on th…
Seizure operations may not commence until eight days have elapsed from service of the summons to pay.
Seized goods are unavailable. If a legitimate reason makes it necessary to move them, the custodian is required to inform the creditor in advance, indicating the place where they will be placed.
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