Judgments about money claims and movable delivery are enforceable before constitutes a res judicata, regardless of any ordinary methods of review (appeal). These judgments can be enforceable in spite of their being subject to methods of appeal. The court of cassation, upon request of the debtor, may order suspension of enforcement of judgment before the hearing of the appeal, ordering the posting of security by the debtor. However judgments involving property rights over immovable properties, family law and law of persons are not enforceable by law as of the time they where rendered. If enforcement proceeding starts before they constitutes a res judicata in these judgments, enforcement court judge shall review complaint concerning the enforcement and bankruptcy offices transaction and will annul pending enforcement proceedings. Because these kinds of judgments must constitute a res judicata in order to be enforceable within the framework of enforcement of court decisions.