The juge-commissaire shall rule by order on applications, disputes and claims falling within his jurisdiction as well as on claims made against the acts of the administrator, the mandataire judiciaire and the commissaire à l’exécution du plan. The matter is referred to the official receiver by petition, unless otherwise provided.
If the official receiver has not ruled within a reasonable time, the matter may be referred to the court at the request of a party or the public prosecutor.
The orders of the official receiver are filed without delay with the court registry, which communicates them to the judicial representatives and notifies them to the parties and persons whose rights and obligations are affected. At its request, they are communicated to the public prosecutor.
These orders may be appealed to the court within ten days of communication or notification, by declaration made against a receipt or sent by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt to the registry.
The public prosecutor may also refer the matter to the court by reasoned application, within ten days of being notified of the order.
The review of the appeal is set for the first useful hearing of the court, the interested parties and the legal representatives being notified.