Louisiana § 41:723 Attorney's duties

Louisiana Statutes

§ 41:723 — Attorney's duties

Louisiana § 41:723

Title 41Public Lands

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La. Stat. Ann. § 41:723 (2026).

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The attorney shall proceed without delay, by all necessary legal processes, and without depositing clerk's or sheriff's costs, or giving security therefor, to collect all such notes as may be turned over to him by said treasurer of the parish school board. If any of the conservatory writs should be found to be necessary in order to aid in the collection, it shall be lawful to issue the same, without giving bond as required in other cases.

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The attorney shall proceed without delay, by all necessary legal processes, and without depositing clerk's or sheriff's costs, or giving security therefor, to collect all such notes as may be turned over to him by said treasurer of the parish school board. If any of the conservatory writs should be found to be necessary in order to aid in the collection, it shall be lawful to issue the same, without giving bond as required in other cases.