The judgment opening or pronouncing the judicial liquidation renders due and payable the unmatured debts for which the assets seized by virtue of the proceedings constitute the pledge. However, where the court authorises the continuation of the business on the grounds that the transfer of all or part of the business may be envisaged, the unmatured claims shall become due and payable on the date of the judgment ruling on the transfer or, failing that, on the date on which the continuation of the business comes to an end.
Where these claims are expressed in a currency other than that of the place where the judicial liquidation was ordered, they shall be converted into the currency of that place, according to the exchange rate on the date of the judgment.