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Attachment and seizure of claims: operation, disputes
Seizure and attachment enables the recovery of tangible personal property held by a debtor or a third party, either by virtue of an enforcement order or a court order.
Methods of executionSeizure of shares: how does it work, what is it for?
Find out about the seizure of shareholders' rights and securities: a procedure for recovering debts on intangible assets such as shares.
Methods of executionAstreinte in the field of enforcement measures
The astreinte, a financial penalty, requires the debtor to comply with a court order or face penalties. Find out how it works in enforcement proceedings.
Seizing a vessel: understanding the procedure
Find out how ship arrest allows creditors to block or sell a ship to recover their debts, within a national and international legal framework.
Legal publicity - Seizure of property
In the case of property seizures, legal advertising is not an incidental formality: missed deadlines or incomplete content can compromise the entire auction sale procedure. The CPCE imposes a precise framework for the detailed and simplified posting and publication of notices, which the pursuing creditor must master before embarking on this stage.
Methods of executionAttachment of a bank account
Garnishment of a bank account is an effective way for creditors to protect themselves against the risk of non-payment. Analysis.
Schematics of the foreclosure procedure
Our bible of diagrams relating to the property seizure procedure.
Private sale - Seizure of property
When it comes to foreclosures, the concept of private sale is little understood. It meets a very real practical need, yet is widely practised. How is it possible, and what does it involve?
Appeal of the orientation judgment - Seizure of property
Appealing against a guidance decision is a difficult and tricky procedure. The stakes are high, however, and the slightest misstep can have irreparable consequences.
Incidental hearings in property seizures
When a dispute arises after the orientation hearing in a property seizure procedure, it can only be examined at a separate incidental hearing. This judgment is subject to specific procedural rules that make it very different from the preliminary judgment.
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