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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Louisiana Servitude document in the editor.
Begin by filling in the date at the top of the form, ensuring it reflects the day you are executing the servitude.
In the section for Grantor, enter the names of those granting the servitude. This is typically an individual or entity that owns the property.
Next, specify the Grantee's names, which should include both individuals if applicable, such as a husband and wife.
Fill in details about the drainage line, including its maximum diameter and any relevant measurements regarding its placement on the property.
Describe the property accurately by entering information about its location, boundaries, and any pertinent survey details.
Ensure all rights of ingress and egress are clearly stated to avoid future disputes over access to the drainage line.
Finally, have witnesses sign where indicated and ensure a Notary Public completes their section to validate your document.

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What is the right of use servitude in Louisiana?

Art. 639. Right of use. The personal servitude of right of use confers in favor of a person a specified use of an estate less than full enjoyment.

Can you kick out a squatter in Louisiana?

Removing Squatters Only the sheriff has the authority to forcibly remove Louisiana squatters- and only after the court issues a 24-hour Writ of Possession. Any attempt made by a landlord or property owner to force out squatters is illegal- including changing locks or turning off the power and water.

What is a servitude in Louisiana?

Predial servitudes may be natural, legal, and voluntary or conventional. Natural servitudes arise from the natural situation of estates; legal servitudes are imposed by law; and voluntary or conventional servitudes are established by juridical act, prescription, or destination of the owner.