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RS 9:4502

Certain people who repair or make movable goods get a privilege on the item for unpaid materials or labor.

  • Equipment
  • Movable property
  • Repair services
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RS 9:4511

People who repair, restore, maintain, or supply fuel/materials for an aircraft get a privilege on the aircraft for the amount owed, or a reasonable amount if the contract does not specify one.

  • Lien/privilege
  • Repair and maintenance
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RS 9:4512

A person claiming an aircraft privilege may record it by filing a notice with the FAA Aircraft Registry within 90 days after the work, fuel, services, or materials were provided.

  • Aircraft liens
  • Notice filing
  • Sale of encumbered property
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RS 9:4513

A person who stores an aircraft gets a privilege on the aircraft for the storage amount due, or for reasonable and usual storage compensation if no contract amount was set.

  • Aircraft storage
  • Storage liens
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RS 9:4521

This section was repealed.

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RS 9:4522

A person who supplies water to help grow or mature a crop gets a privilege to secure payment of the agreed compensation.

  • Crop production
  • Payment security
  • Water supply
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RS 9:4522.1

If irrigation water is supplied to a farmer in exchange for a crop share, the water supplier’s agreed share stays the supplier’s property and is not affected by the farmer’s debts.

  • Crop-share agreement
  • Debt priority
  • Irrigation water
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RS 9:4523

Threshermen, combinemen, and grain driers have a privilege for services they render on a crop they thresh, combine, or dry.

  • Agriculture
  • Payment security
  • Services
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RS 9:4524

Section 4524 was repealed.

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RS 9:4541

A seller of U.S. agricultural products in a chartered city or town has a privilege to secure payment for five days after delivery, and may seize the goods during that time unless the seller’s written delivery order waives the privilege.

  • Agricultural products
  • Vendor privilege
  • Warehouse claims
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RS 9:4542

A cotton seed seller gets a privilege on the manufactured cotton seed products for the unpaid purchase price, limited to the value of the cotton seed sold.

  • Cotton seed products
  • Sale of goods
  • Vendor claims
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RS 9:4543

A seller of sugar cane to a sugar manufacturer has a privilege over certain manufactured syrup, sugar, and molasses for the unpaid purchase price, while those products remain in the manufacturer’s possession and custody.

  • Sales
  • Secured claims
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RS 9:4544

Vendor's privilege or lien does not apply to fresh or frozen vegetables, seafood, or other perishable food products.

  • Perishable food products
  • Vendor liens
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RS 9:4561

Sewing machines and pianos may be seized to enforce the vendor's privilege.

  • Seizure
  • Vendor's privilege
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RS 9:4562

This section was repealed effective July 13, 1985.

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RS 9:4563

Vendors or transferors of certain exempt movable property must not enter the buyer’s or transferee’s premises to remove the property based on an assumed contractual right of entry.

  • Entry and removal
  • Property transfer
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:4564

A person who unlawfully enters and removes property under R.S. 9:4563 may be fined, jailed, or both. The section also preserves a civil damages action for the injured party and allows a seizing officer to act under proper legal process in specified seizure situations.

  • Penalties
  • Property seizure
  • Vendor's privilege
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RS 9:4581

A holder of a vendor’s privilege on movable property destroyed by fire has a privilege against insurance proceeds or money due under the policy, up to the unpaid purchase price.

  • Claims under insurance policies
  • Security privileges
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RS 9:4582

The vendor, heirs, or assigns must notify the insurer in writing of the claim and swear to its amount before payment is made under the policy.

  • Court deposit
  • Notice requirements
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RS 9:4601

A hauling business gets a privilege on the property hauled for related charges or labor, lasting 180 days from the last hauling or labor day.

  • Enforcement
  • Hauling
  • Liens
  • Trucking

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