If the order prohibits disposal of property whose alienation is subject to publicity, it must be published at the request of the requesting spouse. This publication ceases to have effect on expiry of the period determined by the order, unless the interested party obtains an amending order in the meantime, which will be published in the same way.
If the order prohibits the disposal of tangible movables, or their removal, it is served by the applicant on his or her spouse, and has the effect of making the latter responsible for the movables under the same conditions as a distrainee. If served on a third party, it constitutes bad faith.