Seizure of immovable property

About the seizure of immovable property

Your immovable property can be seized and sold under court supervision when you owe money to a creditor.

Minutes of seizure

When your movable property is seized, the bailiff produces a report containing information about the procedure.

Custody of seized property

Once your property is seized, you are responsible for keeping it in good condition until it is sold.

Last update: February 23, 2023

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