By Raphaël MORENON
19 March 2025
The seizure of partners« rights and securities is often highlighted in enforcement law. It deserves particular attention. But other intangible assets can also be seized by a creditor with an enforcement order. These »other intangible rights« constitute a vast and complex universe. They have gained major importance in our economy, but remain little known. In order to understand their legal definition and the essential distinctions between them and other types of seizure, the Code of Civil Enforcement Procedures (CPCE) devotes a specific article to them, article R. 231-1. A residual but essential category »Other intangible rights" are defined by exclusion. These are all intangible assets that are not shareholder rights, securities or money claims. They must have economic value and be transferable. These rights sometimes represent strategic assets for their holder. A patent,...
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