Louisiana § 51:281 Registration; condition precedent to licensing

Louisiana Statutes

§ 51:281 — Registration; condition precedent to licensing

Louisiana § 51:281

Title 51Trade and Commerce

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La. Stat. Ann. § 51:281 (2026).

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§281. Registration; condition precedent to licensing
No person shall transact any business under an assumed name or under
any designation, name or style, corporate or otherwise, other than the real
name of the individual conducting the business, unless such person files in the
office of the register of conveyances in the city of New Orleans, or the clerk
of court, as the case may be, of the parish or parishes in which the person
conducts or intends to conduct the business, a certificate setting forth the name
under which the business is to be conducted and the real full name of the
person owning, conducting or transacting the business, with the post office
address of such person. This certificate shall be executed and duly
acknowledged before a notary public by the person conducting or int

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§281. Registration; condition precedent to licensing
No person shall transact any business under an assumed name or under
any designation, name or style, corporate or otherwise, other than the real
name of the individual conducting the business, unless such person files in the
office of the register of conveyances in the city of New Orleans, or the clerk
of court, as the case may be, of the parish or parishes in which the person
conducts or intends to conduct the business, a certificate setting forth the name
under which the business is to be conducted and the real full name of the
person owning, conducting or transacting the business, with the post office
address of such person. This certificate shall be executed and duly
acknowledged before a notary public by the person conducting or intending to
conduct the business. No sheriff and ex-officio tax collector or other person
designated by law to collect and receipt for licenses shall issue any receipt to
any person referred to in this Subpart, without having had presented to such
collector a certificate from the register of conveyances in the city of New
Orleans, or the clerk of court showing that such person has complied with the
provisions of this Subpart.