CHAPTER 6. ALIENATION OF SUCCESSION PROPERTY SECTION 1. GENERAL DISPOSITIONS Art. 3261. Purpose of sale A succession representative may sell succession property in order to pay debts and legacies, or for any other purpose, when authorized by the court as provided in this Chapter.
Art. 3262. No priority as between movables and immovables There shall be no priority in the order of sale as between movable and immovable property.
Art. 3263. Terms of sale Sales of succession property shall be for cash, unless upon the petition of the succession representative the court authorizes a credit sale. When a credit sale is authorized, the order shall specify the terms of the sale and the security.
Art. 3264. Perishable property; crops Upon the petition of the succession representative as provided in Articles 3263 and 3271, the court may order the immediate sale of perishable property and growing crops either at public auction or private sale, without appraisal, and without advertisement, or with such advertisement as the court may direct.
Art. 3265. Prima facie proof of publication When a publication of notice is required by this Title, prima facie proof may be made either by an affidavit of publication by the official journal or newspaper which published the notice, reciting the date or dates of publication and the text of the notice, or by the […]
Art. 3266. Issuance of certificates of no opposition When no opposition has been filed to an application by a succession representative for an order or judgment of the court, pursuant to an Article of this Title, the clerk of court shall issue a certificate that no opposition has been filed. No further proof shall be […]
