United States — Louisiana
RS 9:5642
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Actions to set aside a sheriff’s deed must be brought within five years from the deed date, subject to stated conditions and exceptions.
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United States — Louisiana
RS 9:5643
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A purported testament may be probated in a succession proceeding, but that right prescribes after five years from the judicial opening of the deceased’s succession.
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RS 9:5644
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This section defines asbestos abatement and gives some claims one year from the Act’s effective date to be filed if they are otherwise barred by the prescriptive period.
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RS 9:5645
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An action for breach or nonperformance of a contract to sell, exchange, or otherwise transfer immovable property is prescribed in five years.
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RS 9:5646
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Certain challenges to property documents involving legal entities or unincorporated associations must be brought within five years of recordation.
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RS 9:5647
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A challenge to set aside a document or instrument based on a power of attorney issue must be brought within five years after recording.
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RS 9:5661
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Actions to annul a state patent are prescribed by six years from the patent’s issuance date.
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RS 9:5683
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Section 5683 was repealed.
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RS 9:5684
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This section was repealed by Acts 1981, No. 721, §2.
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RS 9:5685
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Judgments, liens, and privileges in favor of the state generally prescribe after ten years, and only a political subdivision or municipality may reinscribe them.
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RS 9:57
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This section states legislative findings about sex differences and says biologically based definitions of sex may be enacted as facially neutral laws of general applicability.
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RS 9:5701
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This section sets prescription periods for certain debt actions: generally 30 years, or 10 years for debts due to public institutions of higher education, if the debt is evidenced in writing.
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RS 9:571
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This section bars certain lawsuits between a child and the child’s parent, another person with parental authority, or the tutor.
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RS 9:572
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A person with parental authority may do certain acts for a minor without court approval, if the listed dollar limits are not exceeded.
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RS 9:573
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Section 573 was repealed, effective January 1, 1994.
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RS 9:574
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This section was repealed.
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RS 9:575
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An abused parent or grandparent may file a petition in district court for protection under domestic abuse assistance laws.
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RS 9:58
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This section defines a set of terms for this Part, including boy, girl, male, female, man, woman, sex, restroom, sleeping quarters, and related facilities.
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RS 9:5801
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If a defendant is dismissed because service of citation was not timely requested and the court finds bad faith, interruption is treated as never having occurred for that defendant.
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RS 9:5802
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Prescription does not run in a citizen’s action against a former citizen or resident who is a fugitive from justice and has no representative in the state for service of process.
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