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C-25.01 - Code of Civil Procedure
Section 681
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681. Execution begins by the filing of a notice of execution, in keeping with the model established by the Minister of Justice, with the court office.
On receiving the creditor’s instructions, the bailiff completes the notice of execution by identifying the judgment to be executed, including its date, by writing in the name and contact information of the creditor, the debtor and the bailiff, and the amount of the claim, indicating, if such is the case, that the judgment has been partially executed, and by describing the execution measures to be taken. If the judgment is to be executed against an immovable, the immovable is described in accordance with the rules of the Civil Code, and its address is given.
The notice is served on the debtor and notified to the creditor.
