Payments due under the safeguard, receivership or compulsory liquidation proceedings are stopped before the closure of the proceedings. Subject to the provisions of articles R. 663-13 and R. 663-31, the president of the court or his delegate shall rule in the light of a detailed account. Where the proceedings fall within the jurisdiction of the judicial court, the president of the court shall delegate a magistrate for this purpose.
With the exception of the remuneration provided for in Articles R. 663-4 and R. 663-18 to R. 663-20 and authorised advance payments, they are not collected until they have been stopped.
The remuneration due under the judicial liquidation proceedings is stopped in the light of the closure report filed by the liquidator. They are not definitively acquired until they have been finally determined by the president of the court or his delegate. No remuneration may be received by the liquidator after approval of his end-of-assignment report, without prejudice to receipt of the indemnity provided for in Article L. 663-3. However, where the appointment of an agent is requested pursuant to the third paragraph of Article L. 643-9, the determination of the liquidator’s remuneration is not final. The liquidator may, where appropriate, receive additional remuneration.
The liquidator’s remuneration is not final.