Litigation & Advisory
Provisional Enforcement
Provisional enforcement allows executing a decision before the outcome of certain appeals. Understand why appeal and suspension differ.
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Litigation & Advisory
Enforceable Title
An enforceable title allows for the initiation of forced execution under the conditions provided by law. It may notably be a court decision meeting the necessary requirements for execution.
Obtaining a favorable decision does not always suffice to immediately proceed to garnishment: it is necessary to verify formalities, notification or service, and the effects of appeals. The title does not guarantee that the debtor has assets or income allowing payment.
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