669. The debtor cannot, on pain of nullity, alienate an immovable under seizure.
The alienation avails, however, if the seizure is declared null, or if, before the adjudication, the purchaser or the debtor deposits with the sheriff a sum sufficient to discharge in capital, interest and costs the claim of the seizing creditor as well as those of any creditors whose writs of execution have been noted. The amount deposited is forthwith paid by the sheriff to those entitled to it.
1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 669.