Individuals against whom the constraint has been pronounced may prevent or cease its effects either by paying or depositing a sum sufficient to extinguish their debt, or by providing a surety recognised as good and valid.
The surety is accepted by the competent public accountant. In the event of a dispute, it shall be declared, if appropriate, good and valid by the president of the judicial court acting by way of summary proceedings.
The surety must release himself within one month, failing which he may be prosecuted.
Where full payment has not been made, and subject to the provisions of Article 760, judicial restraint may be requested again for the amount of the sums still due.