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Article R211-21 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

Based on the information provided by the garnishee, the creditor may limit the effect of the seizure to certain accounts. By agreement between the parties or by decision of the enforcement judge, the unavailability of the accounts may be terminated by the provision of an irrevocable guarantee up to the amount of the sums claimed.

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Article R212-3 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The declaration to be made by the garnishee concerning the legal situation existing between itself and the debtor is made by the employing department at the registry of the enforcement judge. Declarations relating to assignments, seizures, administrative seizures by third parties or direct payment of maintenance claims are made by the assigning accountant at the registry of the enforcement judge.

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Article R212-6 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

Every month, the public accountant shall pay into the “Caisse des dépôts et consignations” account of the registrar of the judicial court or, where applicable, the registrar of one of its local chambers, the amount of the sums corresponding to the deductions made. He shall also send the registry a nominative statement indicating the references of the garnishee, the seizure and the amount deducted. The registry notifies the accounting officer…

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Article R213-1 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The maintenance creditor may instruct any bailiff in his place of residence to serve the request for direct payment on the third party referred to in article L. 213-1. This notification must include the name and address of the debtor, the enforcement order, a breakdown of the sums due and a reminder of the provisions of article L. 213-2, failing which it is null and void. Within the following eight…

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