2378. Any capital accumulated for the payment of the annuity is unseizable where the annuity is payable to the annuitant and to the person substituted for him, so long as the capital is appropriated to the payment of an annuity.
Only that part of the capital is unseizable, however, which, in the assessment of the seizing creditor, the debtor and the annuitant or, if they disagree, the court, would be necessary, for the duration fixed in the contract, for the payment of an annuity which would meet the requirements of the annuitant for support.
1991, c. 64, a. 2378; I.N. 2014-05-01.