La. Rev. Stat. § 9:1131.6
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Description of timeshare property
Official statutory text
A. After the declaration is properly filed for registry, a description of the timeshare property that sets forth the name of the timeshare property, the place of recordation of the declaration, and the parish in which the timeshare property is located is a sufficient legal description of that timeshare property even if the common element interest is not described or referred to therein.
B. The timeshare unit may be legally described by using the identifying designation as set forth in the declaration in conjunction with the legal description of the timeshare property as provided for in this Section.
C. The use period may be legally described by using the identifying designation as set forth in the declaration in conjunction with the legal description of the timeshare property and the timeshare unit as provided in this Section.
Added by Acts 1983, No. 552, §1.
B. The timeshare unit may be legally described by using the identifying designation as set forth in the declaration in conjunction with the legal description of the timeshare property as provided for in this Section.
C. The use period may be legally described by using the identifying designation as set forth in the declaration in conjunction with the legal description of the timeshare property and the timeshare unit as provided in this Section.
Added by Acts 1983, No. 552, §1.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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