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Section 2748
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2748. In addition to their personal right of action and the provisional measures provided in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), creditors may exercise only the hypothecary rights provided in this chapter for the enforcement and realization of their security.
Thus, where their debtor is in default and their claim is liquid and due, they may exercise the following hypothecary rights: they may take possession of the charged property to administer it, take it in payment of their claim, cause it to be sold under judicial authority or sell it themselves.
2748. In addition to their personal right of action and the provisional measures provided in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25), creditors may exercise only the hypothecary rights provided in this chapter for the enforcement and realization of their security.
Thus, where their debtor is in default and their claim is liquid and due, they may exercise the following hypothecary rights: they may take possession of the charged property to administer it, take it in payment of their claim, cause it to be sold under judicial authority or sell it themselves.
2748. In addition to their personal right of action and the provisional measures provided in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25), creditors may exercise only the hypothecary rights provided in this chapter for the enforcement and realization of their security.
Thus, where their debtor is in default and their claim is liquid and due, they may exercise the following hypothecary rights: they may take possession of the charged property to administer it, take it in payment of their claim, cause it to be sold by judicial authority or sell it themselves.
2748. In addition to their personal right of action and the provisional measures provided in the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25), creditors have only the hypothecary rights provided in this chapter for the enforcement and realization of their security.
Thus, where their debtor is in default and their claim is liquid and exigible, they may exercise the following hypothecary rights: they may take possession of the charged property to administer it, take it in payment of their claim, have it sold by judicial authority or sell it themselves.
