Louisiana § 30:1164 Lessee's right to assign or sublease

Louisiana Statutes

§ 30:1164 — Lessee's right to assign or sublease

Louisiana § 30:1164

Title 30Mortgages and Privileges

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La. Stat. Ann. § 30:1164 (2026).

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§1164. Lessee's right to assign or sublease
The lessee's interest in a renewable energy lease may be assigned or subleased in
whole or in part, unless the lease expressly prohibits assignments or subleases. If a
renewable energy lease contains a provision that expressly prohibits either assignments or
subleases, then unless the lease language clearly shows a contrary intent, the provision will
be interpreted as prohibiting both assignments and subleases.

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§1164. Lessee's right to assign or sublease
The lessee's interest in a renewable energy lease may be assigned or subleased in
whole or in part, unless the lease expressly prohibits assignments or subleases. If a
renewable energy lease contains a provision that expressly prohibits either assignments or
subleases, then unless the lease language clearly shows a contrary intent, the provision will
be interpreted as prohibiting both assignments and subleases.