The Compulsory Enforcement Act Article 130

Where a judgment ordering the debtor to express a specific intention becomes irrevocable or an enforcement title bearing the same effect with an irrevocable judgment is created, the debtor is deemed as having expressed that intention since when the judgment becomes irrevocable or the enforcement title is created. Where the expression of intention awaits a counter-prestation, the debtor is deemed as having expressed the intention when the creditor have made the lodgment or when the enforcement court has issued a certificate evidencing that the creditor has made the counter-prestation. The same applies when a notary notarizes that the creditor has made the counter-prestation.