Chapter II: The form of bailiff's documents.

Any writ issued by a bailiff shall state, independently of the particulars prescribed elsewhere: 1. Its date; 2. a) If the claimant is a natural person: his surname, first names, occupation, domicile, nationality, date and place of birth; b) If the claimant is a legal person: its form, name, registered office and the body that legally represents it. 3. The full name, address and signature of the judicial officer; 4….

The nullity of bailiff’s documents is governed by the provisions that govern the nullity of procedural documents.

The costs relating to unnecessary acts shall be borne by the judicial officers who performed them, without prejudice to any damages that may be claimed. The same applies to costs relating to documents that are null and void as a result of their fault.