Louisiana § 9:5826 Purpose

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§ 9:5826 — Purpose

Louisiana § 9:5826

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La. Stat. Ann. § 9:5826 (2026).

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§5826. Purpose
In response to the widespread flooding and power outages that occurred in August
of 2016, the governor of this state issued Executive Orders JBE 2016-53, 57, and 66, which,
among other things, purport to suspend or extend certain prescriptive periods and peremptive
periods. The legislature finds that it is necessary to provide for a clear termination of any
suspension or extension of prescriptive periods and peremptive periods created by these
executive orders in order to preserve a fair and consistent application of the laws of
prescription and peremption.

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§5826. Purpose
In response to the widespread flooding and power outages that occurred in August
of 2016, the governor of this state issued Executive Orders JBE 2016-53, 57, and 66, which,
among other things, purport to suspend or extend certain prescriptive periods and peremptive
periods. The legislature finds that it is necessary to provide for a clear termination of any
suspension or extension of prescriptive periods and peremptive periods created by these
executive orders in order to preserve a fair and consistent application of the laws of
prescription and peremption.