No one may validly dispose of property seized in criminal proceedings except in the cases provided for in articles 41-5 and 99-2 and this chapter.
From the date on which it becomes enforceable and until it is released or the seized property is confiscated, the criminal seizure suspends or prohibits all civil enforcement proceedings against the property that is the subject of the criminal seizure.
For the purposes of this Title, a creditor who instituted enforcement proceedings prior to the criminal attachment shall be deemed to have a security interest in the property, ranking as of the date on which the enforcement proceedings became enforceable.