I.-Where the debtor’s available funds are not immediately sufficient, the Public Treasury shall, by reasoned order of the official receiver, advance the fees, taxes, charges or emoluments levied by the court registries, the fees of lawyers insofar as they are regulated, the costs of service and publicity and the remuneration of technicians appointed by the court with the agreement of the public prosecutor, relating to:
1° Decisions that intervene during the safeguard, judicial recovery or judicial liquidation proceedings rendered in the collective interest of creditors or the debtor;
2° The exercise of actions aimed at preserving or reconstituting the debtor’s assets or exercised in the collective interest of creditors;
3° And the exercise of actions referred to in Articles L. 653-3 to L. 653-6.
The agreement of the public prosecutor is not required for the advance of the remuneration of public officers or sworn goods brokers appointed by the court or by the official receiver pursuant to Articles L. 621-4, L. 621-12, L. 622-6-1, L. 622-10, L. 631-9, L. 641-1 or L. 644-1-1 to carry out the inventory provided for in Article L. 622-6 and, where applicable, the appraisal of the debtor’s assets.
II.-The Treasury, by reasoned order of the president of the court, shall also advance the same costs relating to the exercise of the action for resolution and modification of the plan.
III.-These provisions are applicable to appeal or cassation proceedings against all the decisions mentioned above.
IV.-For the reimbursement of its advances, the Treasury is guaranteed by the privilege of legal costs.
V.-On order of the president of the court, when the professional recovery procedure provided for by Chapter V of Title IV is the subject of a closure judgment resulting in the wiping out of debts, the Public Treasury makes an advance payment of the duties, taxes, fees or emoluments collected by the court registries as well as the costs of service and publicity.