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What is the minimum amount for a property seizure?
There is no legal threshold below which a seizure of property cannot be carried out: in theory, a creditor with a writ of execution can take action regardless of the amount owed. In practice, proportionality is essential, and the enforcement judge will penalise any abuses. When faced with a summons to pay, you have concrete means of defence.
The adjudication judgement in property seizure cases
The adjudication judgment is a special judgment. It offers significant advantages for eviction... but is difficult to obtain. Here are some explanations.
Seizure of propertyStatement of claim in property seizures
In property seizure proceedings, a registered creditor who fails to declare his claim within the legal time limits loses the benefit of his security and is demoted to the rank of unsecured creditor. This guide sets out the rules governing the declaration of claims, the deadlines for declaring claims depending on the date of registration, the content of the declaration and the consequences of failure to declare a claim.
Seizure of propertyObstacles to the seizure of real estate: unseizable assets and defence strategies
Threatened with foreclosure? Find out about your rights and the legal strategies you can use to protect your assets effectively. Don't let your property be seized without a defence!
Seizure of propertyLimitation periods in property seizures: biennial and five-year periods depending on the parties involved
Debts and property seizures: don't miss the deadlines! Get to grips with the statute of limitations to defend your assets effectively and stop legal proceedings.
Seizure of propertyThe writ of execution for seizure of property: typology, specific conditions and detailed case law
Is your property at risk? The writ of execution is the key to foreclosure. Understand the rules to defend your rights and avoid a forced sale.
Seizure of propertyAppeal against the third party opposition to the property seizure referral judgment: the judgment of 16 January 2025 and the fixed date procedure
A recent ruling clarifies the right to appeal in the event of third-party opposition to a property seizure. Find out how to challenge a decision and defend your rights. Get to grips with the new rules!
Seizure of propertySeizure of property and co-ownership
A co-owner hasn't paid his service charges for months, and reminders have been unsuccessful. The syndicate can initiate a seizure of the co-owner's property, but the procedure is governed by strict rules specific to co-ownership. Failure to comply with these rules may result in the entire procedure being declared null and void.
Seizure of propertyIndivisibility in property seizure proceedings: a public policy ground for dismissal
The appeal procedure in property seizures is subject to the principle of indivisibility of the dispute. We take a look at the case law.
Methods of executionLimitation periods applicable to property seizures
The statute of limitations is a crucial factor in property seizure proceedings. It is essential for both creditors and debtors to understand the mechanisms of interruption and suspension and their effects over time.
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