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§ 44:325 — Parol evidence may be used

Louisiana § 44:325
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Title 44Public Records and Recorders

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La. Stat. Ann. § 44:325 (2026).

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§325. Parol evidence may be used The provisions of this Subpart shall not prevent the establishment of any judgment or any other instrument of writing, by parol evidence, where the original record has been destroyed by the burning of the courthouse or any other place of deposit of public records, or destroyed in any other way in the parish.

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