By Raphaël MORENON
29 June 2025
The seizure of tangible movable property is a procedure that enables a creditor to secure its claim by making the debtor's movable property unavailable. It is a preventive mechanism, a sort of 'freezing' of assets, which anticipates possible legal action or the obtaining of a writ of execution. Much more than a simple formality, it lies at the crossroads of enforcement law and litigation strategy. Its rapid implementation, often carried out by surprise, aims to prevent the debtor from organising his insolvency. Before going into the technical details of this measure, it is useful to understand the fundamental principles and benefits of precautionary measures as a whole. You can also consult our guide providing detailed instructions on the precautionary seizure of movable property for a more comprehensive overview. The complexity of these procedures and the financial stakes involved make it essential to work with a lawyer who is an expert in...
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