Louisiana Statutes
§ 42:187 — Bond operates as mortgage except when signed by surety company
Louisiana § 42:187
JurisdictionLouisiana
Title 42Public Officers and Employees
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La. Stat. Ann. § 42:187 (2026).
Text
The bonds, when duly registered, shall operate from and after the date of the registry as a mortgage upon all of the real estate of the principal obligor.
This does not apply to bonds signed by surety companies which shall be recorded only in the parish where the public officer resides and, shall not operate as a mortgage on any property which may be owned by the public officer.
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