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Congratulations, the Louisiana state specific was one of the tougher tests I took. Just curious if they still have the question where they talk about the Parish maintaining a road across property for 5+ years and they just casually mention that the road only goes to a boat ramp. They sucker you into thinking about R.S.48:491 where if the Parish maintains the road for 3 years, it becomes a public road. Way back in R.S. 9:1251 at the far other end of the revised statutes, it says if the road is only to or from waters or recreational sites, then servitudes or rights-of-way or passage are not acquired. I took the bait on that one big time, just wondered if that weasel question was still on the test. Bud Short, LA PLS 4757
Yellow Rose of Texas and "laissez les bon temps rouler" .Now go fishing there and catch a Sac-a-lait and a shupik and eat some mudbugs. congrats Robert.
Wow... congratulations Robert! You da man!