I.-Receivables that regularly arise after the judgment opening or pronouncing the judicial liquidation shall be paid on their due date:
-if they arise for the purposes of the conduct of the proceedings or the provisional maintenance of the business authorised pursuant to article L. 641-10 ;
-if they have arisen in consideration of a service provided to the debtor during the maintenance of the business or in performance of a current contract regularly decided after the judgment opening the safeguard or receivership proceedings, if applicable, and after the judgment opening the compulsory liquidation proceedings;
or if they have arisen from the day-to-day needs of the debtor, a natural person.
In the event that the judicial liquidation is pronounced, claims properly arising after the judgment opening the safeguard or judicial recovery proceedings mentioned in I of Article L. 622-17.
II.- Where they are not paid on the due date, these claims are paid by lien in accordance with the order provided for by Article L. 643-8.
III.- With the exception of the costs and expenses of the proceedings, unpaid claims lose the preferential right conferred on them by II of this article if they have not been brought to the attention of the mandataire judiciaire, the administrator where one has been appointed or the liquidator at the latest within six months of publication of the judgment opening or pronouncing the liquidation or, failing this, within one year of publication of the judgment adopting the sale plan. Where this information relates to a claim declared on behalf of the creditor pursuant to Article L. 622-24, it renders this declaration null and void if the judge has not ruled on the admission of the claim.