Book One: Obligations · Section Two: Effects of the Obligation · Chapter Two: Means of Performance · Part Four: Means of Securing the Performance of the Obligation · Fourth: Claim for Non-Enforceability of the Debtor's Disposition Against the Creditor
If a creditor claims that a debt encompasses the debtor's property, they shall only prove the amount of the debt owed by the debtor, and the debtor shall prove that they own property exceeding the value of the debt.
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