The bailiff may enter the premises and, if necessary, have the doors and furniture opened in order to describe the seized property.
In the absence of the occupant of the premises or if the occupant refuses access, the bailiff shall proceed as set out in articles L. 142-1 and L. 142-2. When the premises are occupied by a third party by virtue of a right enforceable against the debtor, the judicial officer may only enter with the prior authorisation of the enforcement judge, in the absence of the occupant’s agreement.