Article R511-2
The court with jurisdiction to authorise a protective measure is that of the place where the debtor lives.
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The court with jurisdiction to authorise a protective measure is that of the place where the debtor lives.
On pain of invalidity of the order, the judge shall determine the amount of the sums for which the protective measure is authorised and shall specify the assets to which it relates.
The judge's authorisation lapses if the protective measure has not been implemented within three months of the order.
Except in the case where the precautionary measure has been implemented with an enforceable title, the creditor shall, within one month of the implementation of the measure, on pain of lapsing, instit…
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When authorising the protective measure, the court may decide to re-examine its decision or the terms and conditions of its enforcement in the light of an adversarial debate. In this case, he sets the…
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