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· 7/1/1901

Kelly v. Mendelsohn

Citations

  • 105 La. 490

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. Where porperty is pursued in enforcement of a local assessment, to secure which the statute grants the first lien, it suffices to proceed contradictorily with the man in possession as owner under recorded title translative of ownership.</p> <p>2. And the purchaser at the sale which follows acquires a good title by the adjudication, for it is a proceeding in rem — one to enforce a real charge, a debt on the property irrespective of the person owning.</p>

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  • discussing the “trip- specific” approach federal courts have taken with respect to the MCS-90 endorsement and noting that the requirements do not apply to intrastate commerce except as provided in § 387.3(b)
  • “Because the accident in this case occurred during a trip that neither crossed state lines nor was intended to cross state lines, the MCS-90 endorsement does not apply.”
  • “Because the accident in this case occurred during a trip that neither crossed state lines nor was intended to cross state lines, the MCS-90 endorsement does not apply.”

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Judges: Blanchard

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