HB142

Provides for the continuous revision of the Code of Civil Procedure

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Louisiana HB142 revises the Code of Civil Procedure to clarify notice requirements and judgment appealability.

Louisiana HB142 amends the Code of Civil Procedure to clarify notice requirements and judgment appealability. It specifies that notice of the signing of any final judgment must be given as required by Article 1913, including delivery in open court. The bill retains the present law that absent good cause, writs and appeals arising from contemporaneously rendered orders or judgments in the same action or consolidated cases shall not apply to an interlocutory injunctive order or judgment. It also clarifies that a partial final judgment is appealable only when expressly provided by law.

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Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

100 Yea

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0 Nay

5 Absent

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Calendar

Apr 21

9:00 AM

Senate Committee on Judiciary A

Mar 23

9:30 AM

House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure

History

May 15

House

Signed by the Governor. Becomes Act No. 127.

May 15

House

Effective date: See Act.

May 13

Senate

Signed by the President of the Senate.