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Article R411-1 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The summons to vacate the premises takes the form of a bailiff’s deed served on the person being evicted and contains, under penalty of nullity : 1° An indication of the enforceable title under which the eviction is being pursued; 2° The designation of the court before which applications for time limits and any disputes relating to the execution of eviction operations may be brought; 3° An indication of the…

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Article R412-1 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

When the eviction relates to a premises inhabited by the person being evicted or by any occupant on his behalf, the order to vacate the premises shall contain, on pain of nullity, in addition to the information provided for in article R. 411-1, a reproduction of articles L. 412-1 to L. 412-6. 412-1 to L. 412-6.Notwithstanding the previous paragraph, articles L. 412-3 to L. 412-6 are not reproduced for the…

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Article R412-2 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

Where the eviction relates to a place inhabited by the person being evicted or by any occupant in his or her own right, the judge who orders the eviction or who, before issuing the order to vacate the premises referred to in article L. 411-1, rules on a request for time limits presented on the basis of articles L. 412-3 and L. 412-4 may, even of its own motion, decide…

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