Following an order for payment procedure, when a debtor receives notification of the injunction order to pay issued by the trial judge, two reactions are possible:
- if the debtor does not respond within a month, the judge's decision enforceable, allows the creditor to present, by a bailiff, the debt to the debtor, which in default may be entered.
- following the notification of the decision, the debtor may within one month to oppose the order.
In this case, it can appeal by letter the district judge, or to challenge the basis, the amount of the debt or the jurisdiction of the court or to demand payment deadlines (Article 1244-1 of the Code Civil).
Judge will convene the two parties and render a decision in the usual manner.
(full name)
(date and place of birth)
(Occupation)
(address)
(name)
(address)
On ...
letter with acknowledgment of receipt
Subject: Opposition to an injunction to pay
Judge,
I acknowledge receipt on ... notification of the injunction order to pay issued by the Magistrate's Court ... to date ... at the request of Mr. ..., my creditor (copy attached to the notification).
I have the honor to oppose the execution of this decision, for the following reasons ... and asks you to try the case on the merits in the usual manner.
Holding me at your disposal for any notification of the hearing, please accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration.
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