(1) The debtor may lodge an opposition against the instructions to have him entered in the list of debtors pursuant to section 882c within two (2) weeks from the date of issuance, doing so with the competent court responsible for execution. The opposition shall not suspend the enforcement. Once the period set out in the first sentence has expired, the court-appointed enforcement officer shall forward by electronic means the instructions, without undue delay, to the central court responsible for execution pursuant to section 882h (1). This court shall arrange the entry of the debtor in the list of debtors.
(2) Upon the debtor filing a corresponding application, the court responsible for execution may instruct that the entry be temporarily stayed. The central court responsible for execution pursuant to section 882h (1) is to refrain from entering the debtor in the list of debtors if the executed copy of an enforceable decision is submitted to it showing that the instructions to enter the debtor in the list of debtors have been temporarily stayed.
(3) The debtor is to be instructed on the remedies available to him, pursuant to subsections (1) and (2), upon the instructions to have him entered in the list of debtors being issued. The court that has decided on the remedies shall electronically transmit its decision to the central court responsible for execution pursuant to section 882h (1).