The president of the judicial court or the judge in charge of litigation relating to protection within the limits of his jurisdiction may always, even in the presence of a serious dispute, prescribe in summary proceedings the protective measures or measures of restoration that are necessary, either to prevent imminent damage, or to put an end to a manifestly unlawful disturbance.
In cases where the existence of the obligation is not seriously disputable, they may grant an advance to the creditor, or order performance of the obligation even if it is an obligation to do.