The act of seizure entails the immediate allocation to the distrainor of the seized debt, available in the hands of the third party, as well as all its accessories, up to the amount of the sums for which it is carried out. It makes the third party personally liable for the causes of the attachment to the extent of his obligation.
Subsequent notification of other seizures or any other levy, even by preferential creditors, as well as the occurrence of a judgement opening safeguard, receivership or liquidation proceedings, do not call into question this allocation.
However, attachment orders served on the same day on the same third party are deemed to have been served simultaneously. If the sums available are insufficient to pay off all of the seizing creditors, these creditors shall compete with each other.
Where a seizure is no longer effective, subsequent seizures and deductions take effect on their date.