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Louisiana Laws > Revised Statutes > Title 13 > Chapter 21 - Executory Process


Current as of: 2009
Section
13:4101Executory process
13:4102Executory process; bearer paper, movable or immovable property, authentic evidence; certification of documents
13:4103Executory process against mortgaged corporation property; proof of authority to execute mortgage
13:4103.1Executory process against mortgaged or secured limited liability company property; proof of authority to execute mortgage or security agreement
13:4104Variance between act of mortgage and note; correction
13:4105Notarial act acknowledging error, when sufficient
13:4106Deficiency judgment prohibited if sale made without appraisement
13:4107R.s. 13:4106 cannot be waived; operation prospective
13:4108Transactions which do not bar deficiency judgment
13:4108.1Deficiency judgment when obligations based upon commercial transaction
13:4108.2Deficiency judgment when obligations based on consumer transaction
13:4108.3Relation to chapter 9 of the louisiana commercial laws
13:4109Executory process against property of insolvents; rights of persons holding special mortgages
13:4110Same; sale under first process where provisional or definitive syndic appointed
13:4111Venue of executory proceeding against continuous tract of land in different parishes
13:4112Actions to set aside or annul judicial sales in executory proceedings

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