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C-25 - Code of Civil Procedure
Section 657
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657. The creditor may make a motion to the court, notice of which is served on the debtor and the clerk, that seizure may be made where a debtor having failed to make a deposit or produce a declaration in accordance with this subdivision has not remedied the failure within 30 days following receipt of a notice from the creditor requiring him to do so.
The court may suspend its decision for such time as it decides but not over 90 days if the debtor proves that his failure to make a deposit or produce a declaration was not due to his negligence and that it is possible for him to remedy the failure within that time or a shorter time.
If the motion of the creditor is granted, the clerk shall, forthwith, notify the other creditors.
657. The creditor may make a motion to the court, notice of which is served on the debtor and the clerk, that seizure may be made where a debtor having failed to make a deposit or produce a declaration in accordance with this subdivision has not remedied the failure within 30 days following receipt of a notice from the creditor requiring him to do so.
The court may suspend its decision for such time as it decides but not over 90 days if the debtor proves that his failure to make a deposit or produce a declaration was not due to his negligence and that it is possible for him to remedy the failure within that time or a shorter time.
If the motion of the creditor is granted, the clerk shall immediately notify the other creditors by registered or certified mail.
657. A debtor who makes default to deposit in accordance with the provisions of articles 652 to 654 loses the benefit thereof if he does not deposit the arrears not later than ten days after having been required to do so by a creditor.
