Article 208 of Code of Civil Procedure

Whoever is subrogated, by law or agreement, to the creditor's right shall take his place in the enforcement procedures already taken. If the debtor dies or loses his capacity, or the representative capacity of the person conducting proceedings on his behalf ceases before enforcement begins or before its completion, enforcement against his heirs or whoever takes his place shall not be permissible until eight days have elapsed from the date on which they are served with the enforcement instrument. If the creditor dies or loses his capacity, or the representative capacity of the person conducting proceedings on his behalf ceases after enforcement has begun, the enforcement proceedings and all time limits running against him shall be stayed until the debtor notifies his heirs or whoever takes his place of the existence of enforcement proceedings. Before the expiry of six months from the date of death, the notification referred to in the preceding two paragraphs may be served upon the heirs collectively at the last domicile of their deceased predecessor, without specifying their names and capacities.