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RS 9:5372

This section was repealed.

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RS 9:5373

This section was repealed.

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RS 9:5381

Hypothecations and conveyances of ships and other vessels are valid if made in good faith for valuable consideration, and recordation gives notice according to the relevant law.

  • Record notice
  • Security interests
  • Vessel conveyance
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RS 9:5382

A conventional mortgage holder may recover against a person who disposes of or converts covered property without the mortgagee’s written consent.

  • Mortgage recovery
  • Property conversion
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RS 9:5383

If more than one parcel of immovable property is transferred, assuming multiple vendor’s privileges or mortgages does not create an assumption in globo unless the transfer says otherwise.

  • Immovable property transfers
  • Mortgages
  • Vendor's privileges
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RS 9:5384

An original vendor’s privilege or first mortgage keeps its status and priority when the secured debt is assumed by a new obligor, even if the original obligor is released.

  • Lien priority
  • Mortgages
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RS 9:5385

After a mortgage is fully paid, the mortgagee, servicing agent, or note holder must provide the satisfied note or a release so the mortgage record can be cancelled, usually within 30 days of written demand.

  • Lending
  • Loan servicing
  • Mortgages
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RS 9:5386

A mortgage on an immovable may include a pledge of the mortgagor’s insurance rights, and the pledge becomes effective against third parties when the mortgage is recorded.

  • Collateral assignment
  • Insurance proceeds
  • Mortgages
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RS 9:5387

This section was repealed effective September 1, 1990.

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RS 9:5388

A mortgage or security agreement may give the mortgagee or secured party power to enforce assigned or pledged incorporeal rights, and the grant cannot be revoked while the mortgage or security interest is still in effect.

  • Collateral enforcement
  • Mortgages
  • Security interests
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RS 9:5389

A mortgage or security interest must secure certain additional advances, and the mortgagee or secured party may also be allowed to buy insurance or pay taxes if the mortgagor or debtor fails to do so.

  • Collateral security
  • Insurance
  • Lending
  • Tax payments
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RS 9:5390

Changing the terms of a secured note does not, by itself, impair the related mortgage or security agreement, and amendment is not required for foreclosure; a mortgage may also automatically secure certain renewal or refinancing notes when the mortgage says so.

  • Mortgage
  • Refinancing
  • Renewal
  • Security agreement
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RS 9:5391

A mortgage on immovable property automatically extends to present and future component parts and accessions, without needing extra description or later amendment.

  • Immovable property
  • Mortgage
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RS 9:5392

A mortgage continues after the mortgagee reduces the secured obligation to judgment, and the mortgage secures that judgment without interruption, unless the judgment says otherwise.

  • Judgment
  • Mortgage
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RS 9:5393

A mortgage note and mortgage, or a promissory note and security agreement, may be combined on one form if the signer signs once and agrees to the listed covenants.

  • Mortgages
  • Secured transactions
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RS 9:5394

This section says R.S. 9:5386 through R.S. 9:5393 apply to mortgages and security interests unless Chapter 9 of the Louisiana Commercial Laws governs instead.

  • Applicability
  • Mortgages
  • Security interests
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RS 9:5395

Financial institutions, fiduciaries, and other secured lenders get the same environmental liability protections under state law as they have under federal law, when the property or borrower relationship falls within the stated conditions.

  • Environmental liability
  • Fiduciaries
  • Financial responsibility
  • Mortgage lenders
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United States — Louisiana Act or statute

RS 9:5396

Mortgagees and loan servicers may enter certain mortgaged properties to do maintenance, and they are not liable for losses claimed from that maintenance.

  • Loan servicing
  • Mortgage enforcement
  • Property maintenance
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RS 9:55

This section gives the Part its short title: the “Women's Safety and Protection Act.”

  • Compliance
  • Women's safety
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RS 9:5501

An owner with a similar name to a judgment debtor may file an affidavit of distinction to clarify identity, and the judgment creditor must sign the acknowledgment within 10 days after receipt.

  • Affidavits
  • Judgment enforcement
  • Property title

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