Article 212 of Code of Civil Procedure

If an objection arises during enforcement and the relief sought therein is provisional, the enforcement officer may stay enforcement or proceed with it as a precaution, while requiring the litigants in both cases to appear before the judge of urgent matters, even on one hour's notice and at his home if necessary. Recording that this requirement was made in the report shall suffice in respect of the person raising the objection. In all cases, the enforcement officer may not complete enforcement before the judge renders his judgment. The enforcement officer shall prepare copies of his report equal to the number of litigants and a copy for the Registry, to which he shall attach the enforcement papers and the documents submitted to him by the objector. The Registry shall enter the objection in the register designated for that purpose on the day the copy is delivered to it. If the provisional objection is brought through the ordinary procedures for bringing an action, its filing shall entail a stay of enforcement. The party bound under the enforcement instrument must be joined in the objection if it is brought by another person, whether it is brought by raising it before the enforcement officer in the manner set out in the first paragraph or through the ordinary procedures for bringing an action. If he is not joined in the objection, the court must require the objector to join him within a time limit it sets for him. If he fails to comply, the court shall rule that the suspensive effect on enforcement resulting from its filing has ceased, and may rule that the objection is deemed never to have been brought. The submission of any further objection shall not entail a stay of enforcement unless the judge of urgent matters orders a stay. The provision of this paragraph shall also apply to objections brought after any substantive enforcement dispute that stays enforcement. The provision of the preceding paragraph shall not apply to the first objection brought by the party bound under the enforcement instrument if he was not joined in the previous objection or substantive dispute. The objector must submit his documents when submitting the statement of objection or at the first hearing scheduled for its consideration; otherwise, the court may rule that the objection is deemed never to have been brought.