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Section 565
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565. When a party condemned to deliver or surrender property, movable or immovable, fails to do so within the prescribed time, the plaintiff may be placed in possession in virtue of a writ ordering that the defendant be expelled or that the property be taken from him, as the case may be.
In no case may a writ of expulsion be executed on a Saturday or on a non-juridical day, nor unless prior notice of at least two clear juridical days has been served on the defendant. A judge may, however, give an authorization written and signed with his own hand to disregard a requirement of this paragraph.
565. When a party condemned to deliver or surrender property, movable or immovable, fails to do so within the prescribed time, the plaintiff may be placed in possession in virtue of a writ ordering that the defendant be expelled or that the property be taken from him, as the case may be.
In no case may a writ of expulsion be executed on a Saturday or on a non-juridical day, nor unless prior notice of at least 48 hours has been served on the defendant. A judge may, however, give an authorization written and signed with his own hand to disregard a requirement of this paragraph.
565. When a party condemned to deliver or surrender property, movable or immovable, fails to do so within the prescribed delay, the plaintiff may be placed in possession in virtue of a writ ordering that the defendant be expelled or that the property be taken from him, as the case may be.
In no case may a writ of expulsion be executed on a Saturday or on a non-juridical day, nor unless prior notice of at least 48 hours has been served on the defendant. A judge may, however, give an authorization written and signed with his own hand to disregard a requirement of this paragraph.
565. When a party condemned to deliver or surrender property, moveable or immoveable, fails to do so within the prescribed delay, the plaintiff may be placed in possession in virtue of a writ ordering that the defendant be expelled or that the property be taken from him, as the case may be.
