Regulatory part

For the application of the provisions of the second paragraph of Article L. 221-1, an additional seizure may be carried out if necessary.

On pain of nullity, the notice of opposition shall contain an indication of the writ of execution by virtue of which it was filed, a separate statement of the sums claimed in principal, costs and accrued interest, as well as an indication of the interest rate. The notice of opposition is served on the first distraining creditor unless the opposition was filed by him to add a new claim or…

Any opposing creditor may extend the initial seizure to other assets. A writ of attachment shall be drawn up which includes a supplementary inventory under the conditions prescribed in articles R. 221-12 and R. 221-16 to R. 221-19. This document is served on the first distraining creditor and the debtor. The right to have a supplementary inventory carried out also belongs to the first distraining creditor.

If, at the time of a seizure, the debtor presents the creditor with the deed drawn up at the time of a previous seizure, the latter shall proceed by way of opposition as set out in Article R. 221-42. He may immediately carry out an additional seizure under the conditions prescribed in articles R. 221-12 and R. 221-16 to R. 221-19.

In the event of an extension of the initial seizure, the forced sale of all the seized assets is only carried out upon expiry of the last deadline for their amicable sale. However, those assets for which the time limit for their out-of-court sale has expired may be compulsorily sold immediately, either with the agreement of the debtor or the authorisation of the enforcement judge, or if the publicity formalities…