Article 32 of Code of Civil Procedure

The urgent matters judiciary shall have jurisdiction to order judicial receivership over movable property, immovable property, or a collection of assets concerning which a dispute has arisen or the right to which is not established, if the person having an interest in the property has reasonable grounds to fear an imminent danger from the property remaining in the possession of its holder. The receiver shall be appointed by agreement of all persons concerned. If they do not agree, the judge shall appoint the receiver. The receiver may be selected from among the receivers entered in the register of judicial receivers, whose arrangements and conditions for registration shall be regulated by a decision of the Minister of Justice. The receivership shall end by agreement of all persons concerned or by a judicial judgment.