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Article R3252-42 of the French Labour Code

If, without changing employer, the debtor transfers his domicile outside the jurisdiction of the court hearing the proceedings, the proceedings are continued before the same court. Any seizures that may subsequently be made against the debtor are forwarded to this court. The court clerk notifies the creditors.

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Article R3252-44 of the French Labour Code

In the event of a change of employer, the seizure may be continued by the new employer, without prior conciliation, if the request is made within one year of the notice given by the former employer. Failing this, the seizure is terminated and the funds are distributed. If, in addition, the debtor has transferred the place where he resides to the jurisdiction of another judicial court, the creditor is also…

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Article R3252-45 of the French Labour Code

The assignment of sums due by way of remuneration is effected by a declaration made by the assignor in person at the registry of the court for the place where he resides. A copy of the declaration is given or notified to the assignee.

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Article R3252-46 of the French Labour Code

At the request of the assignee, the Registrar will notify the employer of the assignment. This notification makes the assignment enforceable against third parties. The debtor is notified. An assignment that is not notified within one year lapses.

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Article R3252-48 of the French Labour Code

In the event of the seizure of a sum due by way of remuneration that has been previously assigned, the court clerk will notify the assignee of the seizure deed, informing him that, pursuant to article L. 3252-12, he will join the assignee in distributing the sums seized and inviting him to produce a statement of the amount still owed to him. The court clerk informs the employer that payments…

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Article R3252-49 of the French Labour Code

If the seizure is terminated before the assignment, the assignee regains the rights it had under the deed of assignment. The court clerk will notify the employer and inform him that the sums assigned will once again be paid directly to the assignee. The employer is also notified.

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