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Article L723-3 of the French Consumer Code

The debtor may, within a period set by decree, contest the statement of liabilities drawn up by the commission and ask the commission to refer the matter to the protection litigation judge, with a view to verifying the validity of the claims, the documents evidencing them and the amount of the sums claimed. The Commission is obliged to grant this request.

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Article L723-4 of the French Consumer Code

Even in the absence of a request from the debtor, the commission may, in the event of difficulties, refer the matter to the protection litigation judge for the purpose of verifying the validity of the claims, the documents evidencing them and the amount of the sums claimed.

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Article L724-1 of the French Consumer Code

When it emerges from the examination of the request for treatment of the overindebtedness situation that the debtor’s resources or realisable assets allow it, the commission prescribes treatment measures under the conditions provided for in Articles L. 732-1, L. 733-1, L. 733-4 and L. 733-7. When the debtor is in an irremediably compromised situation characterised by the manifest impossibility of implementing the treatment measures mentioned in the first paragraph, the…

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Article L724-2 of the French Consumer Code

If, during the execution of the processing measures provided for in Articles L. 732-1, L. 733-1, L. 733-4 and L. 733-7, it appears that the debtor’s situation has become irretrievably compromised under the conditions set out in the second paragraph of Article L. 724-1, the debtor may refer the matter to the commission in order to benefit from a personal recovery procedure with or without judicial liquidation.

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Article L724-3 of the French Consumer Code

In the case mentioned in article L. 724-2, after noting the debtor’s good faith, the commission imposes a personal recovery without judicial liquidation or refers the matter to the protection litigation judge for the purpose of opening a personal recovery procedure with judicial liquidation. This decision or referral suspends and prohibits enforcement proceedings against the debtor’s assets as well as assignments of remuneration granted by the debtor and relating to…

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Article L724-4 of the French Consumer Code

The suspension and prohibition mentioned in article L. 724-3 are acquired until the date of the decision of the commission imposing a personal recovery without judicial liquidation, until the judgement pronouncing a personal recovery without judicial liquidation or until the judgement opening a personal recovery procedure with judicial liquidation. This suspension and prohibition may not exceed two years.

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Article L731-1 of the French Consumer Code

For the application of the provisions of articles L. 732-1, L. 733-1 or L. 733-4, the amount of repayments is set, under conditions specified by decree in the Conseil d’Etat, by reference to the percentage of salary that can be seized as set out in articles L. 3252-2 and L. 3252-3 of the Labour Code, so that the share of resources necessary for the household’s current expenses is reserved for…

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Article L731-2 of the French Consumer Code

The proportion of resources required for the household’s day-to-day expenses may not be less, for the household in question, than the flat-rate amount mentioned in article L. 262-2 du code de l’action sociale et des familles. It includes the cost of accommodation, electricity, gas, heating, water, food and schooling, childcare and business travel, as well as healthcare costs. The conditions under which these expenses are taken into account and assessed…

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