Louisiana Statutes

§ 19:15 — Jury costs; demand by expropriating authority

Louisiana § 19:15

JurisdictionLouisiana

Title 19Corporations and Associations

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Bluebook

La. Stat. Ann. § 19:15 (2026).

Text

If the expropriating authority has demanded a jury trial to determine compensation, the costs of the jury trial shall be assessed against the expropriating authority.

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Legislative History

Acts 1990, No. 133, §2.

Nearby Sections

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§ 19:1

§ 19:10

Transfer of ownership

§ 19:101

§ 19:102

Expropriation by municipal corporations

§ 19:103

Petition for expropriation; place of filing; contents; claims for damages; prescription

§ 19:104

Property not subject to expropriation

§ 19:105

Trial without jury except to determine compensation

§ 19:106

Time of trial; notice to defendant

§ 19:107

Service of answer on plaintiff

§ 19:108

Failure to timely file an answer by defendant forfeits defenses

§ 19:109

Trial in or out of term with dispatch; judgment; appraisals; payment in court registry

§ 19:11

Encumbered property; distribution of price to creditors

§ 19:110

Measure of compensation; "extent of loss"

§ 19:111

Transfer of ownership

§ 19:111.1

Compensation for expropriation; funds abandoned in registry of court; town of Berwick

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