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Article L412-6 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

Notwithstanding any eviction order that has become final and notwithstanding the expiry of the periods granted under article L. 412-3, any eviction order that has not been enforced by 1st November of each year shall be suspended until 31st March of the following year, unless the persons concerned are rehoused in sufficient conditions that respect the unity and needs of the family. By way of derogation from the first paragraph…

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Article L412-7 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The provisions of articles L. 412-3 to L. 412-6 are not applicable to the occupants of premises specifically intended for student accommodation when the persons concerned cease to satisfy the conditions for which the accommodation was made available to them. The provisions of Title II of this book do not apply to these occupants either.

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Article L421-2 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

As an exception to the first paragraph of Article L. 131-2, the amount of the astreinte once liquidated may not exceed the amount of compensation for the damage actually caused. When setting the amount of the astreinte, account shall be taken of the difficulties encountered by the debtor in complying with the decision. The astreinte is not maintained when the occupier has established the existence of an extraneous cause that…

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Article L431-3 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

If the eviction relates to a place inhabited by the person being evicted or by any occupant on his or her behalf, the court commissioner responsible for the eviction will send a copy of the eviction notice served on or given to the person being evicted to the representative of the State in the département and to the commission for the coordination of actions to prevent rental evictions provided for…

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Article L433-1 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The furniture found on the premises is returned, at the evicted person’s expense, to a place designated by the latter. Failing this, they will be left on the premises or stored in another suitable place described in detail by the bailiff in charge of enforcement, with a summons to the evicted person to remove them within a period set by regulation.

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