666. The sheriff who has seized an immovable is required to note, upon the first writ, all subsequent writs of execution; in such case the first seizure cannot be discontinued or suspended, except in consequence of an opposition, or with the consent of the seizing creditor and of the subsequent creditors whose seizures have been noted, or by an order of a judge.
If the first seizing creditor releases the seizure or receives payment of his claim, the execution is nonetheless continued in his name, in order to satisfy the writs noted, but at the cost of the creditors who obtained them.
1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 666; 1992, c. 57, s. 332.