§2961. Limited availability of revocatory action
A.A revocatory action may not be brought in connection with the sale of a motor vehicle dealership if the requirements of this Part are met.
B.The transferor and the transferee shall, at least ten days before the completion of any such transfer or the payment of any consideration therefor, make a full and detailed inventory showing the quantity and, so far as possible with the exercise of reasonable diligence, the cost price to the transferor of each article to be included in the sale.
C.The transferee shall demand of and receive from the transferor, or if the transferor be a corporation, then from the president, vice president, secretary, or managing agent thereof, a written statement, sworn to substantially as hereinafter provided, of t
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§2961. Limited availability of revocatory action
A. A revocatory action may not be brought in connection with the sale of a motor vehicle dealership if the requirements of this Part are met.
B. The transferor and the transferee shall, at least ten days before the completion of any such transfer or the payment of any consideration therefor, make a full and detailed inventory showing the quantity and, so far as possible with the exercise of reasonable diligence, the cost price to the transferor of each article to be included in the sale.
C. The transferee shall demand of and receive from the transferor, or if the transferor be a corporation, then from the president, vice president, secretary, or managing agent thereof, a written statement, sworn to substantially as hereinafter provided, of the names and addresses of all of the creditors of the transferor to whom the transferor may be indebted, together with the amount of indebtedness due and owing, and to become due and owing by the transferor to each of the creditors. The transferor shall furnish to the transferee such statement, which shall be verified by an oath to the following effect: State of Louisiana Parish of
Before me __________personally appeared ________(transferor or agent) who, being by me first duly sworn upon his oath, deposed and said that the foregoing statement contains the names of all the creditors of _______(name of transferor), together with their addresses, and that the amount set opposite each of their respective names is the amount now due and owing and which shall become due and owing by _________(transferor) to such creditors, and that there are not creditors holding claims due or which shall become due for or on account of goods, wares, merchandise, or fixtures, or equipment used or to be used in the display, manufacture, care, or delivery of any goods, wares, or merchandise, including movable store and office fixtures, vehicles, or other goods and chattels of the transferor's business purchased upon credit or on account of money borrowed to carry on the business of which the property is a part other than as set forth in said statement, and that the facts set out in this affidavit are within the personal knowledge of the affiant.
D. The transferee shall, at least ten days before the completion of the transfer or the payment of any consideration therefor, notify personally, by registered mail, or by certified mail, every creditor listed or of whom he has knowledge or can, with reasonable diligence, acquire knowledge, of the time set for the transfer of the property and a copy of the statement of creditors. The transferee shall at least seven days before the completion of the transfer advertise in the official journal of the parish where the motor vehicle dealership is located giving the date, place, and time of the sale. Any creditor whose name has been omitted from the statement may give written notice of his claim to the transferee and shall thereafter be entitled to share equally with the other creditors entitled to the benefits of this Part as to the proceeds of such sale or transfer as are then held by the transferee.
E. No provision of this Part shall be construed as in any way compromising the rights of secured creditors, validly acquired, and their respective rankings as opposed to unsecured creditors, as it relates to their claims against the proceeds of a sale or transfer conducted in conformity with the Part.
F. A buyer of an automobile dealership who complies with the requirements of this Part shall be deemed to have acquired clear title to all of the assets of the acquired dealership, once the proceeds of the sale have been distributed in conformity with the requirements and provisions of this Part.
Acts 1992, No. 961, §1.