A bailiff’s writ shall be served on the debtor on the first working day following the writ of attachment provided for in Article R. 224-1.
On pain of nullity, this deed contains :
1° The denunciation of the seizure deed;
2° A mention of the judge’s authorisation or the title under which the seizure is carried out; these documents are attached to the deed; however, in the case of a notarised bond or a debt owed to the State, local authorities or their public establishments, only the date, the nature of the title and the amount of the debt are mentioned;
3° An indication that the debtor is not allowed access to the safe unless, at his request, in the presence of the bailiff;
4° A mention, in very conspicuous lettering, of the debtor’s right, if the conditions for the validity of the seizure are not met, to apply to the enforcement judge of his place of residence for the seizure to be lifted;
5° A reproduction of articles R. 511-1 to R. 512-3.