Louisiana Statutes
§ 39:1229 — Failure of depository; sale of security
Louisiana § 39:1229
JurisdictionLouisiana
Title 39Procurement and Contract
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Bluebook
La. Stat. Ann. § 39:1229 (2026).
Text
If any depository bank fails or suspends, or fails on due demand without just cause, to pay any funds deposited with it, the fiscal officer with whom the collateral has been deposited as security, by direction of the authority which let the deposit in the bank, shall, after ten days advertisement in any newspaper published at the domicile of the authority, sell the security for a sufficient amount to cover the deposit and accrued interest, to the highest bidder. The fiscal officer with whom the collateral was deposited as security may, with the approval of the depository bank, or receiver, or liquidator, or judge of court who has jurisdiction over the receiver or liquidator, sell at private sale the security or a sufficient amount thereof to cover the deposit.
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§ 39:12
Powers and duties§ 39:121.1
Timely submission of invoices§ 39:1211
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Daily deposits§ 39:1213
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Bids to be invited§ 39:1220
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Louisiana § 39:1229, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/la/39%3A1229.