Louisiana § 44:369 Judicial notice

Louisiana Statutes

§ 44:369 — Judicial notice

Louisiana § 44:369

Title 44Public Records and Recorders

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La. Stat. Ann. § 44:369 (2026).

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§369. Judicial notice
Whenever records and archives have been re-established in the manner
provided in this Subpart, and the evidence adduced upon the trial of the
proceedings had in the matter or reviving the records and archives has been
reduced to writing and, together with the pleadings and judgment of the court,
recorded in the judicial records and in the conveyance records, the evidence
and judgment shall thereafter be judicially recognized by all courts in which
a transcript thereof may be filed, and shall serve to establish, prima facie, the
correctness of the abstracts, photographs and rectigraphs.

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§369. Judicial notice
Whenever records and archives have been re-established in the manner
provided in this Subpart, and the evidence adduced upon the trial of the
proceedings had in the matter or reviving the records and archives has been
reduced to writing and, together with the pleadings and judgment of the court,
recorded in the judicial records and in the conveyance records, the evidence
and judgment shall thereafter be judicially recognized by all courts in which
a transcript thereof may be filed, and shall serve to establish, prima facie, the
correctness of the abstracts, photographs and rectigraphs.