690. The death of the debtor or the creditor does not interrupt the execution of the judgment.
If the debtor dies before a seizure is made, the judgment cannot be executed against the property of the succession until 10 days after service of the judgment on the liquidator, under pain of nullity of the seizure.
If the creditor dies, the judgment may be executed in the creditor’s name unless it orders the performance of something that is purely personal to the creditor.