La. R.S. § 9:4542
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Tit. 9, § 4542. Seller of cotton seed on manufactured products
Official statutory text
In addition to the other privileges accorded by law, the seller of cotton seed to any manufacturer has a privilege for the amount of the unpaid purchase price of the cotton seed on all the cotton seed products manufactured by the purchaser during the season to the amount of the value of the cotton seed sold. This privilege bears upon the products as long as they remain upon the premises where manufactured.
This privilege is concurrent in favor of all unpaid vendors of cotton seed and is next in rank to the laborer's privilege.
This privilege is concurrent in favor of all unpaid vendors of cotton seed and is next in rank to the laborer's privilege.
Status: in_force
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