Art. 4736 Prohibition of eviction from tax sale property

If you're being evicted from a property because it was sold at a tax sale, there are special protections you need to know about. This rule points to two other Louisiana laws (R.S. 47:2158.1 and 47:2231.1) that limit when and how someone can evict you from that property.

These outside laws set specific conditions and exceptions that must be followed before an eviction can move forward in a tax sale situation. This means the normal eviction process doesn't automatically apply the same way it would in other cases. If you're facing eviction from a property tied to a tax sale, it's worth checking these specific statutes to see if they give you extra time, notice requirements, or other protections that could affect your case.