Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 47 (Revenue and Taxation)
La. R.S. 47:2289
Effect of judgment
# A.
A judgment based on a payment nullity not only reinstates the interest of the tax debtor, or person claiming ownership through the tax debtor in the property, but also reinstates all interests in the property otherwise terminated, released, canceled, or erased pursuant to this Chapter, to the extent the interest has not otherwise terminated pursuant to its terms or by operation of law.
# B.
Other than as to the tax debtor, or a person claiming ownership through the tax debtor, a judgment for a redemption nullity reinstates the interest of the person claiming the nullity, to the extent the interest has not otherwise terminated pursuant to its terms or by operation of law. A judgment based on a redemption nullity as to the tax debtor, or a person claiming ownership through the tax debtor, reinstates all interests in the property otherwise terminated, released, canceled, or erased pursuant to this Chapter, to the extent the interest has not otherwise terminated pursuant to its terms or by operation of law.
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In this chapter (7 sections)
- 47:2286 · Actions to annul
- 47:2287 · Time in which to file an action for nullity; defenses
- 47:2288 · Acquisitive prescription
- 47:2289 · Effect of judgment
- 47:2290 · Suspensive conditions to effectiveness of judgment
- 47:2291 · Trial; judgment; costs; improvements
- 47:2292 · Fruits