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Article R525-2 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

A bailiff’s writ shall be served on the debtor on the first working day following the writ of attachment provided for in Article R. 224-1. On pain of nullity, this deed contains : 1° The denunciation of the seizure deed; 2° A mention of the judge’s authorisation or the title under which the seizure is carried out; these documents are attached to the deed; however, in the case of a…

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Article R525-3 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

At any time, the debtor may request that the safe be opened in the presence of the bailiff. The bailiff will then draw up a detailed inventory of the assets that have been seized as a precautionary measure or seized as part of an attachment claim. These assets are immediately removed and placed in the custody of the bailiff or a receiver appointed, in the absence of an amicable agreement,…

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Article R525-4 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

In the event of termination of the safe deposit box rental contract, the owner of the safe deposit box shall immediately inform the bailiff. The bailiff will serve the debtor with a summons to attend at the place, day and time indicated, in person or by any agent, so that the safe deposit box can be opened, with the warning that, in the event of absence or refusal to open…

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Article R525-5 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

A creditor who obtains a writ of execution at a time when the property has already been removed from the safe, shall proceed as provided in Articles R. 522-7 to R. 522-14 if the instrument establishes the existence of a claim, or in accordance with the provisions of Article R. 222-25 if the title prescribes the delivery or restitution of the seized property. If the safe has not yet been…

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Article R532-2 of the French Code of civil enforcement procedures

The provisional registration of a pledge over a business is effected by the filing at the commercial court registry of two slips on plain paper containing: 1° The designation of the creditor, his election of domicile within the jurisdiction of the commercial court where the business is located and the designation of the debtor; 2° An indication of the authorisation or title by virtue of which the registration is required;…

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