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RS 9:5501.1
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District court clerks must provide the affidavit form on request and notarize and record it, subject to a fee set by the clerk or recorder of mortgages.
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District court clerks must provide the affidavit form on request and notarize and record it, subject to a fee set by the clerk or recorder of mortgages.
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This section was repealed, effective July 1, 2006.
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A person may file an affidavit of identity in specified circumstances, but the affiant must mail copies to listed judgment creditors and show proof of mailing before recording; false statements can trigger criminal and civil liability, and filing fees are capped.
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Liens and privileges for certain parish or municipal assessments are not effective against third parties until filed in the mortgage records.
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Sections 551 to 553 are repealed.
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This chapter may be cited as the Ship Mortgage Law.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter about ship construction.
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Builders must assign hull numbers and mark related ship materials, components, and contracts with that number.
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This section says when title to a ship, its work, materials, and components passes to the purchaser under certain ship-construction contracts, and when it does not pass before completion and delivery.
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A purchaser or, in some cases, the builder may mortgage or grant a security interest in a ship under the stated Chapter conditions.
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Certain ship mortgages must be in writing and include specified details; later security agreements must follow Chapter 9 requirements.
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Mortgage recorders must note and record filed ship-mortgage instruments and promptly endorse a certificate of recordation; the service fee is $2.
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A ship mortgage becomes effective against third persons when filed in the proper offices, and the filing gives notice to everyone.
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Recorders of mortgages must keep a ship mortgage book in a specified column format.
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Ship mortgages can be cancelled after payment, must be reinscribed on time to keep their effect, and recorders of mortgages may destroy old ship-mortgage records after the stated waiting period.
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Builders must affix or mark a hull plaque/number, keep substitute records if allowed, and people must not remove, obliterate, or deface the plaque or hull number before incorporation into the work.
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A person who fraudulently mortgages or gives a security interest in a ship covered by this section, without ownership or proper authority, or without fully disclosing existing liens and encumbrances in writing, can be fined, imprisoned, or both.
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A person who has mortgaged a ship under Chapter 9 must not fraudulently sell, hide, damage, remove, or otherwise dispose of the ship or its work to defeat the mortgage or security interest.
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If the mortgagor commits the listed practices, the creditor or mortgage-note holder may accelerate the debt, and the mortgagee may collect it immediately.
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A mortgagee on a ship’s mortgage who is not the debt owner/holder must not fraudulently release or satisfy the mortgage.