United States — Louisiana
RS 9:5168
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If a qualifying promissory note is lost or destroyed, payment can be proved by a sworn affidavit that meets this section’s requirements.
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If a qualifying promissory note is lost or destroyed, payment can be proved by a sworn affidavit that meets this section’s requirements.
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A cancellation request for certain mortgages or privileges must include a supporting notarized or self-proving act, and an assignee’s request must also include identifying record details.
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Section 9:5169.1 was repealed.
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To cancel a mortgage or privilege securing a paraphed obligation, the requester must attach either the marked original obligation or an authentic act with specific identifying and declaratory language; the recorder must make and attach a duplicate and return the original when the stated conditions are met.
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A cancellation request based on a sheriff’s, marshal’s, or similar officer’s certificate must include a certified copy of the order, decree, or other instrument showing the cancellation or extinction.
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A licensed financial institution may attach a signed written act to a request for cancellation or partial cancellation instead of following the referenced release provisions.
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A financial institution may use a standard cancellation form, and local recorders must accept it. Other forms meeting R.S. 9:5172 may also be filed.
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A financial institution may use the specified form to request a partial mortgage or privilege cancellation, and the recorder of mortgages must accept it as compliant.
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A person who submits or signs a false act or declaration that leads the recorder to wrongly cancel a mortgage or privilege may be personally liable and must indemnify the recorder and anyone who relied on the cancellation.
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A bankruptcy discharge can support cancellation of a recorded judgment or judicial mortgage, and the recorder must partially cancel a judgment when a compliant affidavit is filed.
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If a bankruptcy sale order does not name the liens or similar claims to be cancelled, a Louisiana licensed attorney may identify them by affidavit, and the affidavit and Request to Cancel must be filed with supporting bankruptcy-order copies in the parish mortgage records.
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Certain persons must, within 30 days after a written request from an immovable owner, deliver a written acknowledgment that their rights are extinguished.
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Section 5177 was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.
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This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.
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This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.
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Section 5180 was repealed.
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This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.
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This section was repealed.
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This section was repealed.
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This section was repealed.