Any challenge to the decisions of the accounting officer of customs relating to the guarantees required of the person liable for payment may be brought, within fifteen days of notification of the reply from the accounting officer of customs or the expiry of the period allowed for replying, before the president of the judicial court, ruling in summary proceedings. The president, on receipt of a simple written request, shall give a ruling within one month. Within fifteen days of the president’s decision or the expiry of the time allowed for the president to give a ruling, the taxpayer and the customs accounting officer may appeal to the court of appeal.
Where sufficient guarantees have not been provided and the customs accounting officer has implemented precautionary measures, the debtor may, by simple written request, ask the president of the judicial court, ruling in summary proceedings, to order the limitation or abandonment of these measures within a period of one month. The time limits for referral to the president of the judicial court and the court of appeal are the same as those defined in the previous paragraph.
Appeals against the legality of precautionary measures are heard by the enforcement judge under the conditions of ordinary law.