4 So. 2d 106 - Cutrer v. Spring’s Empirical Analysis

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1 federal appellate · 6 state decisions

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1. ““Article 47 of the Code of Practice provides that the persons, entitled to bring the possessory action are those who possess as owners, persons entitled to the usufruct or use of the real property, and others having real rights growing from such real estate. While the question of title is not an issue in a possessory action, yet if the plaintiff in such an action bases his right to resort to the action to be restored to the possession of the property which he possessed as owner and refers to a title under which the quality and character of his possession is fixed, the title, does then become relevant to show the nature and quality of the possession which was disturbed. If the title on which the possession is based shows that the plaintiff does not possess as owner, or in one of the other qualities necessary to give a right to resort to this form of action, the court will give effect to the title and deny the plaintiff the right to resort to the possessory action. Sallabah v. Marsh, 34 La.Ann. 1053 ; Williams v. Harmanson, Agent, 41 La.Ann. 702 , 6 So. 604 .””

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage
   e.g. Bossier Enterprises, Inc. v. Carbone · Dixon v. Zemurray