Louisiana Statutes

§ 41:638 — Dedication of property for public school purposes; administration

Louisiana·Title 41 Public Lands
Whenever any real property has been acquired by the state of Louisiana, any municipality, parish school board, or any other subdivision or agency of the state of Louisiana by virtue of a deed, act of sale, donation, or other form of transfer, which contains a stipulation that such property is to be used for public school or public educational purposes, said deed, act of sale, donation, or other form of transfer, shall constitute a dedication of such property to the public for such purposes and the school board in whose district the property lies shall have the right to administer and use the property for public school purposes.

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Opinion Number
(Louisiana Attorney General Reports, 2009)

Legislative History

Acts 1960, No. 527, §1.

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