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RS 9:5181

This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.

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RS 9:5182

This section was repealed.

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RS 9:5183

Section 5183 has been repealed.

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RS 9:5201

This section was repealed.

  • Notice of tax sales
  • Tax
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RS 9:5202

Section 5202 was repealed.

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RS 9:5203

This section was repealed.

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RS 9:5206

This section was repealed.

  • Mortgages
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RS 9:5207

This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.

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RS 9:5208

The Orleans Parish recorder of mortgages must keep two registers.

  • Mortgages
  • Recordkeeping
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RS 9:5209

Registers in Orleans Parish must be numbered on each page and signed ne varietur on the first and last page by a judge or a justice of the peace for the parish.

  • Document authentication
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5210

Parish recorders must keep the same number of registers as the Orleans parish recorder of mortgages, number the pages, and have the first and last page signed ne varietur by the parish judge or two justices of the peace.

  • Recordkeeping
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5211

The recorder of mortgages and parish recorders must keep a separate register and record the title of acts sent for recording; the register must be open to inspection during office hours.

  • Inspection access
  • Recordkeeping
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RS 9:5212

The recorder of mortgages and similar parish recorders must not refuse or delay recording acts presented to them or delivering required certificates, except as provided in R.S. 35:12(D).

  • Mortgages
  • Public records
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RS 9:5213

Certain officers must record presented acts in order, without gaps, and must issue certificates about recorded mortgages, privileges, or donations on demand; if none exist, the certificate must say so.

  • Certificates of encumbrances
  • Recordation of acts
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5214

Section 5214 was repealed.

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RS 9:5215

This section was repealed effective July 1, 2006.

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RS 9:5216

Section 9:5216 was repealed.

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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5217

A parish recorder is authorized to charge the uniform filing fee for filing and recording a multiple indebtedness mortgage covered by Civil Code Article 3298.

  • Mortgages
  • Recording fees
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5251

Mortgage rights are preserved in certain sales, and the mortgage or security interest generally cannot be cancelled, removed from public records, or otherwise affected.

  • Bankruptcy
  • Mortgages
  • Property sales
  • Public records
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5301

A conventional mortgage may secure the principal and interest of two or more obligations.

  • Debt security
  • Mortgages

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