In addition to the information required byarticle 56 of the code of civil procedure, the summons shall include, on pain of nullity :
1° An indication of the place, date and time of the orientation hearing of the enforcement judge;
2° An indication that the purpose of the orientation hearing is to examine the validity of the seizure, to rule on any disputes and incidental claims relating to the seizure and to determine the terms and conditions under which the proceedings will be continued;
3° Information that, if the debtor is not present or represented by a lawyer at the hearing, the proceedings will be continued as a forced sale, based solely on the information provided by the creditor;
4° A summons to acquaint oneself with the conditions of sale set out in the schedule of conditions of sale, which may be consulted at the registry of the enforcement judge, where it will be deposited no later than the fifth working day following the summons, or at the office of the pursuing creditor’s lawyer;
5° Indication of the upset price as set out in the terms and conditions of sale and the possibility of contesting the amount on the grounds of manifest inadequacy;
6° A warning that the debtor may ask the enforcement judge to be authorised to sell the seized property out of court if he can prove that a non-judicial sale can be concluded under satisfactory conditions;
7° An indication, in very clear lettering, that under penalty of inadmissibility, any challenge or incidental request must be filed at the registry of the enforcement judge in the form of a lawyer’s submission by the time of the hearing at the latest;
8° A reminder of the provisions of articles R. 322-16 and R. 322-17 ;
9° An indication that the debtor, who so requests in advance, may benefit from legal aid for the seizure procedure, if he or she meets the means test set out in law no. 91-647 of 10 July 1991relating to legal aid and decree no. 2020-1717 of 28 December 2020 implementing this law.