Under Section 680 of the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.), a creditor who wishes to force execution of a judgment must provide the bailiff with execution instructions. This form outlines the instructions that must be transmitted to the bailiff.
Under Section 520 of the Code of Civil Procedure (C.C.P.), seizure before judgment is carried out under a notice of execution based on the seizing party’s instructions supported by their sworn statement. The instructions direct the bailiff to seize all movable property of the defendant or only the movable or immovable property specifically designated. This form outlines the instructions that must be transmitted to the bailiff.
This directive reiterates the obligation provided by the Regulation of the Court of Quebec and the Rules of Civil Procedure of the Superior Court, which states that it is mandatory to indicate on the back of your originating application and, if applicable, on your protocol, the nature of your action, failing which your applications may be refused when filed with the registries.
