Within ten days of the latest of the publications provided for in article L. 141-12, any creditor of the previous owner, whether or not their claim is due and payable, may lodge an objection to the payment of the price at their elected domicile, by extrajudicial act or by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. The objection, on pain of nullity, shall state the amount and grounds of the claim and contain an election of domicile within the jurisdiction where the land is located. Notwithstanding any stipulation to the contrary, the lessor may not lodge an objection in respect of current or future rents. No amicable or judicial transfer of the price or part of the price shall be enforceable against creditors who have made themselves known within this period.