§ 9:1287 — Voluntary alienation or partition

§1287. Voluntary alienation or partition
A. When in the case of judicial partition, or a voluntary alienation of an estate or a
part thereof, property alienated or partitioned loses access to a utility, a utility servitude shall
be furnished gratuitously to the owner and the owner's successors even if it is not the location
that otherwise would be selected in accordance with R.S. 9:1285, and even if the act of
alienation or partition does not mention a utility servitude.
B. In the case of judicial partition, a utility servitude shall be furnished by the owner
of the land on which the utility servitude was previously exercised. In the case of a voluntary
alienation, a utility servitude shall be furnished on the estate whose owner caused the
enclosure.

Legislative History

Acts 2025, No. 27, §2.