RS 9:4812
Owners must require a bond from the general contractor, and the bond must meet specified terms, amount, and surety requirements.
- Contracting
- Notice requirements
- Payment security
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Owners must require a bond from the general contractor, and the bond must meet specified terms, amount, and surety requirements.
The surety is liable on the bond, and its liability is paid out in a set order when claims exceed the bond amount.
Section 4814 was redesignated as R.S. 9:4856.
This section was redesignated as R.S. 9:4857 under Acts 2019, No. 325.
This section sets when certain construction privileges become effective, how suspension affects priority, and when a claimant must file to keep priority.
This section sets the priority order for privileges under Part A, including exceptions for certain taxes, assessments, mortgages, vendor's privileges, and some security interests.
This section sets deadlines for filing claim or privilege statements and related notices tied to construction work completion, abandonment, or termination.
This section says certain claims and privileges are extinguished if specified preservation, filing, or bond-related conditions are not met, but some claims survive in listed exceptions.
Filing under this section is done by registering the document with the recorder of mortgages for the parish where the immovable is located.
The recorder of mortgages must cancel a notice of contract in specified situations, including when certain requests are made after 30 or 60 days or when the owner and contractor sign a cancellation request with a qualified inspector affidavit.
This section lets an owner or interested person ask for cancellation of a claim or privilege record, requires the filer to issue the cancellation request within 10 days, and lets the recorder cancel the record in specified situations.
A notice of contract stops having effect five years after filing unless a timely written reinscription is filed; a reinscription notice cannot be filed after the effect has already ceased.
A person may file a bond, cash, or certified funds with the recorder of mortgages to secure a claim, and the filer must notify the owner, the privilege holder, and the contractor.
This section lets an owner or interested person start a concursus after claim-filing time expires, requires notice to claimants and certain parties, and sets rules for deposits, attorney fees, and costs.
A required or permitted communication or document is treated as delivered when it is received by the addressee or when it is deemed delivered under the cited sections.
A communication or document counts as received when it reaches the person it was sent to, or someone that person authorizes to receive it.
This section says when a communication or document counts as delivered if sent by mail or commercial courier, and it lists where notices may be addressed.
A required or permitted communication or document counts as delivered when sent electronically to a recipient who has consented to that method.
A claimant can use proof of delivery of movables at the immovable site as prima facie evidence for how those movables were used or incorporated.
This section says the subpart and its required notice cannot be waived and applies to all residential home improvements.
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