RS 9:3852 — United States — Louisiana law | Esheria

RS 9:3852

If the principal moves to dismiss the action, the principal must testify at the hearing, usually in person unless the parties agree or good cause allows remote technology or deposition. The court must grant the motion if it finds the principal understands the mandatary’s acts and the mandatary’s authority was not cause

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United States — Louisiana
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litigation motions to dismiss

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If the principal moves to dismiss the action, the principal must testify at the hearing, usually in person unless the parties agree or good cause allows remote technology or deposition. The court must grant the motion if it finds the principal understands the mandatary’s acts and the mandatary’s authority was not caused by fraud, duress, or undue influence.

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