In the judgment adopting the plan or amending it, the court may decide that assets that it considers essential to the continuation of the business may not be disposed of, for a period that it fixes, without its authorisation. The duration of the inalienability may not exceed that of the plan.
When the court is seised of an application for authorisation to dispose of an asset rendered inalienable pursuant to the first paragraph, it shall rule, on pain of nullity, after obtaining the opinion of the public prosecutor.
Publicity of temporary inalienability is ensured under conditions laid down by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
Any deed passed in breach of the provisions of the first paragraph is annulled at the request of any interested party or the public prosecutor, presented within three years of the conclusion of the deed. Where the act is subject to publication, the period runs from the date of publication.