Book 4: Provisional Measures and Execution of Judgments
- Section 253: Security for costs against the plaintiff
- Section 253 bis: Security for costs on appeal or dika
- Section 254: Provisional measures before judgment
- Section 255: Criteria for granting provisional measures
- Section 256: Defendant's chance to object first
- Section 257: Scope, conditions, and security for orders
- Section 258: When interim orders take effect
- Section 258 bis: Dealings breaching a prohibition order void against plaintiff
- Section 259: Execution rules apply to interim measures
- Section 260: Fate of interim measure after judgment
- Section 261: Applying to withdraw or vary a measure
- Section 262: Altering a measure when circumstances change
- Section 263: Compensation for a wrongful measure
- Section 264: Protecting a party's interests during proceedings
- Section 265: Applying the chapter to sureties
- Section 266: Emergency application for interim relief
- Section 267: Urgent hearing and finality of the order
- Section 268: Court's discretion and minimum impairment
- Section 269: Effect of emergency application orders
- Section 270: Scope of the emergency application rules
- Section 271: Court with power of execution
- Section 272: Issuance of the decree
- Section 273: Contents and period of the decree
- Section 274: Ten-year period to apply for execution
- Section 275: Application for a writ of execution
- Section 276: Court's grant of execution
- Section 277: Examination of the debtor's assets
- Section 278: Executing officer's authority under the writ
- Section 279: Safekeeping and recovery of seized property
- Section 280: Service of execution documents
- Section 281: Time and manner of execution
- Section 282: Search of the debtor's premises
- Section 283: Search warrant for third-party premises
- Section 284: Executing officer's power to overcome obstruction
- Section 285: Who bears liability for wrongful execution
- Section 286: Meaning of Court of Justice in Section 285
- Section 287: Who counts as an interested person
- Section 288: Rights of interested persons
- Section 289: When the officer must stay execution
- Section 290: Stay of execution for possible set-off
- Section 291: Resuming a stayed execution
- Section 292: When the officer must withdraw execution
- Section 293: Withdrawal for creditor's neglect
- Section 294: Fees where seizure ends without a sale
- Section 295: Setting aside irregular execution
- Section 296: Methods of executing a money judgment
- Section 297: Reaching a spouse's or third party's property
- Section 298: Seizing assets registered in another name
- Section 299: Releasing a prohibition order by security
- Section 300: No seizure in excess of the debt
- Section 301: Movable property exempt from execution
- Section 302: Income exempt from execution
- Section 303: Seizing tangible movable property
- Section 304: Seizing registrable movable property
- Section 305: Seizing securities
- Section 306: Seizing bills and negotiable instruments
- Section 307: Seizing shares
- Section 308: Seizing patent and trademark rights
- Section 309: Seizing unregistered IP rights
- Section 310: Seizing lease and service rights
- Section 311: Seizing licenses and concessions
- Section 312: Seizing immovable property
- Section 313: Seizing real rights in immovables
- Section 314: Seizure extends to fruits of property
- Section 315: Effect of seizure of property
- Section 316: Attachment of claims against third parties
- Section 317: Attachment allowed despite dispute or condition
- Section 318: Attachment of periodic payment claims
- Section 319: Attachment of secured claims
- Section 320: Effect of attachment of claims
- Section 321: Court order compelling a third party to pay
- Section 322: Third parties' rights unaffected by execution
- Section 323: Third-party claim to release seized property
- Section 324: Priority claims on execution sale proceeds
- Section 325: Objection to an attachment order
- Section 326: Sharing pro rata in execution proceeds
- Section 327: Continuing execution after withdrawal
- Section 328: Transfer of execution to another court
- Section 329: Late sharing and continuing execution
- Section 330: Finality of sharing orders
- Section 331: Sale of seized property by auction
- Section 332: Urgent or difficult sales
- Section 333: Order and grouping of auction lots
- Section 334: Evicting occupants after auction
- Section 335: Registered property: condo and estate fees
- Section 336: Property manager in lieu of sale
- Section 337: Preparing the distribution account
- Section 338: Six-month hold in default cases
- Section 339: Payment to a single creditor
- Section 340: Distribution among several creditors
- Section 341: Hearing objections to the account
- Section 342: Challenging the account in court
- Section 343: Provisional distribution of proceeds
- Section 344: Surplus proceeds after execution
- Section 345: Unclaimed money escheats after five years
- Section 346: Gap-filling by the money-debt rules
- Section 347: Seizing and claiming specific property
- Section 348: Delivery of registered or immovable property
- Section 349: Fee exemption and cost liability
- Section 350: Scope of eviction execution
- Section 351: Two paths for enforcing eviction
- Section 352: Handover and belongings left behind
- Section 353: Occupants who refuse to leave
- Section 354: Who counts as a dependent
- Section 355: Demolition and removal of property
- Section 356: Execution to perform or refrain from acts
- Section 357: Judgment substituting a declaration of intent
- Section 358: Third person performs the act
- Section 359: Enforcing an order to refrain from an act
- Section 360: Executing rights over registered property
- Section 361: Arrest and detention of a judgment debtor
- Section 362: Detention pending the arrest application
- Section 363: Six-month limit on detention
- Section 364: Guarantor who obstructs execution
- Section 365: Enforcing arrest, and parallel criminal liability
- Section 366: Enforcing a guarantee given in court
- Section 367: Paying out security deposited with the court