Article 866

In order to draw up an inventory, publicity to the liquidation in one or more local newspapers is required. In case the liquidator is of the opinion that all creditors have already been known, a request may be submitted to the Court not to publicize the liquidation. No appeal shall lie from the decision of the Court.

No inventory has to be made in case all creditors that made themselves known within six months from the publicity are paid fully.

No inventory is necessary where the value of the inheritance is negligible.

When the inventory has been made up, the account of it may be contested by creditors or by other interested parties. Where the inheritance is insufficient, creditors must be paid according to their rank.

Creditors that have not made themselves known upon a sufficient publicity of the liquidation may take recourse on property of the inheritance, which is left over after the complete satisfaction of the other creditors.