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???? https://aideauxtd.com/academie-droit/... An opposition is open to any judgment or decision rendered by default (C. pr. civ., art. 571, para. 1), unless otherwise provided. More specifically, an opposition assumes that a court decision is rendered as a last resort in the absence of an appearance by the defendant and that the summons has not been delivered to a person (C. pr. civ., art. 473, para. 1). The opposition opened by Article 1412 of the Code of Civil Procedure (specific to the payment order) should not be confused with the appeal, governed by Articles 571 et seq. of the Code of Civil Procedure (Civ. 2nd, June 22, 2016, nos. 15-19,585 and 15-19,759).