A creditor whose claim has been admitted and who recovers his right of individual pursuit in accordance with Article L. 643-11 may obtain, by order of the president of the court made on application, the title provided for in V of the same article. The guarantor or co-obligor referred to in II of the same article may, under the same conditions, obtain a writ of execution upon proof of the payment made. The injunction to pay procedure provided for in articles 1405 et seq of the Code of Civil Procedure shall not apply.
Where the claim has been admitted during the proceedings, the president of the court that opened the proceedings has jurisdiction. Where the claim has not been verified, the jurisdiction of the court shall be determined in accordance with the rules of ordinary law.
The order shall refer to the creditor’s final admission and the judgment closing the proceedings due to insufficient assets. It contains the order to pay and is endorsed by the court clerk with the executory formula.
In the case provided for in I, II and III of Article L. 643-11, the order is made with the debtor heard or called.