Millaudon v. Gallagher
Citations
- 104 La. 713
Syllabus
<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. The sale of property for taxes, based upon an assessment and other proceedings prior to 1890, in the name of a dead man, is null.</p> <p>2. A tax adjudieatee, under Act 82 of 1884, who fails to pay Che .taxes for 1880 and subsequent years, assumed by him, acquires no title, and if lie takes possession of the property is a possessor in bad faith in whose favor the prescription of ten years, under C. C. 3479, does not run.</p> <p>3. The prescription of three years, under Act 105 of 1874, does not cure such radical defects as those above indicated, nor does the prescription of, five years under C. C. 3543.</p>
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- joining other circuits in concluding that \no expectation of privacy to the common area outside the [storage] locker would be reasonable\
- joining other circuits in concluding that “no expectation of privacy to the common area outside the [storage] locker would be reasonable”
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Judges: Application, Blanchard, Breaux, Holding, Monroe, Sufficient
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