Louisiana § 38:495 Mandamus to enforce discharge of duties; injunction prohibited

Louisiana Statutes

§ 38:495 — Mandamus to enforce discharge of duties; injunction prohibited

Louisiana § 38:495

Title 38Public Contracts, Works and Improvements

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La. Stat. Ann. § 38:495 (2026).

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Should any officer charged with the duty of collecting or disbursing the revenues under the provisions of this Subpart fail, neglect, or refuse to perform the duties devolving on him, the board or any holder of bonds issued under this Subpart may apply for and obtain from any court of competent jurisdiction a mandamus to compel the delinquent officer to proceed to discharge his duties pursuant to the provisions of this Subpart, and no court shall enjoin the payment of the principal and interest of the bonds or the levy and collection of the tax.

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Should any officer charged with the duty of collecting or disbursing the revenues under the provisions of this Subpart fail, neglect, or refuse to perform the duties devolving on him, the board or any holder of bonds issued under this Subpart may apply for and obtain from any court of competent jurisdiction a mandamus to compel the delinquent officer to proceed to discharge his duties pursuant to the provisions of this Subpart, and no court shall enjoin the payment of the principal and interest of the bonds or the levy and collection of the tax.