RS 9:4872
An interested person may file a bond or certain funds with the recorder of mortgages when a statement of privilege or notice of pendency of action has been filed.
- Lien/privilege cancellation
- Security deposit
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An interested person may file a bond or certain funds with the recorder of mortgages when a statement of privilege or notice of pendency of action has been filed.
Delivery of movables to a well site can serve as prima facie evidence of how those movables were used at the site.
This section defines “non-operator” and “operator,” and says terms defined in R.S. 9:4861 keep the same meaning here unless this section defines them differently.
The operator and the non-operator each have a privilege over the property described in R.S. 9:4883 to secure certain payment obligations.
This section creates a privilege over certain property interests connected to a well site and oil-and-gas operations.
A privilege under this Subpart becomes effective against third persons when the secured obligation is incurred, and it ends when the obligation ends, the favored person gives written consent, or the Subpart otherwise provides.
A privilege may stop working against third persons unless the creditor files and acts within the stated time limits.
A privilege under this Subpart ends for certain movable property when it is sold in an onerous transaction to a good-faith third party and removed from the well site.
A creditor’s statement of privilege must be in writing, signed by or on behalf of the creditor, and include specified details.
This section says the privileges created by this Subpart rank equally with each other, and generally rank above other privileges, security interests, and mortgages against the property they encumber, subject to listed exceptions.
For enforcement purposes, R.S. 9:4871 and 4872 apply to the privileges granted by this Subpart.
A person who supplies materials or labor for building, maintaining, or repairing a railroad’s permanent road bed or structures has a privilege on the railroad property for the amount owed.
This privilege does not need to be recorded and lasts for 12 months.
The privilege ranks first on the railroad property and must be paid ahead of other mortgages or encumbrances from sale proceeds.
A person owed money for feed supplied to livestock used on certain public works may file a sworn statement of the amount due after the claim matures.
A person owed money for feeding mules or other livestock used on certain road or public works jobs must file and record a sworn statement of the amount due within 45 days.
A person who feeds mules or other livestock under this Sub-part has the same rights and privileges as a laborer or material supplier.
A contractor on public works may bond claims filed against the work by depositing a surety bond with the parish clerk of court.
If attorney services are limited to recording a lien, the fee is capped at $500; the cap does not apply if judicial action is needed to enforce the lien.
Sections 4962 to 4965 were repealed by Acts 1950, No. 200, §2.
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