Louisiana § 31:78 Prescription when after-acquired title doctrine applies; acquisition of outstanding servitude

Louisiana Statutes

§ 31:78 — Prescription when after-acquired title doctrine applies; acquisition of outstanding servitude

Louisiana·Title 31 Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation

If the landowner who purported to create the mineral servitude acquires the previously outstanding mineral servitude, after having alienated the land, the party in whose favor the doctrine operates has ten years from the date of the transaction by which he purported to acquire or the remaining period of the rights acquired by his grantor in which to exercise his rights, whichever period is greater.

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If the landowner who purported to create the mineral servitude acquires the previously outstanding mineral servitude, after having alienated the land, the party in whose favor the doctrine operates has ten years from the date of the transaction by which he purported to acquire or the remaining period of the rights acquired by his grantor in which to exercise his rights, whichever period is greater.

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