Louisiana Statutes
§ 1:13 — Headings and ancillary information, not part of law
Louisiana·Title 1 General Provisions
A.Headings to sections, source notes, and cross references are given for the purpose of convenient reference and do not constitute part of the law.
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Legislative History
Acts 2006, No. 826, §1.