(1) By virtue of the right of retention, the creditor is entitled to satisfy their claim out of the object so retained. Where a third party has an interest in the object against which the right of retention pursuant to section 369 (2) may be asserted, the creditor has priority with respect to obtaining satisfaction out of the object.
(2) Satisfaction is effected in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code applicable to security rights. A time limit of one week takes the stead one-month time limit specified in section 1234 of the Civil Code.
(3) Should satisfaction not take place by way of compulsory enforcement, it will be permissible only after the creditor has obtained an enforceable judgment regarding their right to obtain satisfaction against the owner or, if the object belongs to the creditor, against the debtor; in the latter case, the provisions of the Civil Code pertaining to the owner in respect of satisfaction apply accordingly to the debtor. In the absence of an enforceable judgment, the sale of the object will not be lawful.
(4) An action for permission to seek satisfaction may be brought with the court in the district of which the creditor is subject to general jurisdiction or in the district of which the creditor’s branch is subject to jurisdiction.