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· 11/13/1961

Bazard v. Louisiana State Livestock Sanitary Board

Citations

  • 135 So. 2d 652
  • 1961 La. App. LEXIS 1560

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that a foreclosure action does not include the procedural requirements of acting on that cause, and the “assertion that Act 91 imposes jurisdictional prerequisites on mortgage foreclosure actions is not supportable”
  • stating that the test for whether a court has subject matter jurisdiction is the competency of the court to determine controversies of the general class to which the case presented for consideration belongs
  • holding “defective Act 91 notice does not implicate the jurisdiction of the court…[]”
  • “our Courts of Common Pleas have unlimited original jurisdiction over all proceedings in this Commonwealth, unless otherwise provided by law”
  • “The [foreclosure] action does not include the procedural requirements of acting on that cause. Appellee’s overarching assertion that Act 91 imposes jurisdictional prerequisites on mortgage foreclosure actions is not supportable.”
  • “assertion that Act 91 imposes jurisdictional prerequisites on mortgage foreclosure actions is unsupportable”

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Judges: Landry, Lottinger, Reid

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