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Louisiana Timeshare Laws

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Timeshare laws in Louisiana are ruled under the Louisiana Timesharing Act RS 9:1131.1. Further clarifications can be found under The Louisiana Administrative Code, Part LXVII which pertains to Real Estate timeshare laws and guidelines.

Developer-Related Timeshare Laws

RS 9:1131.9.1 Louisiana Revised Statutes declares that the developer has responsibilities to manage all aspects of the timeshare plan. This includes the timeshare contracts, advertising, and closings. In addition, the developer is responsible if any violations occur during the offering activities.

Louisiana Timeshare Cancellation Laws

RS 9:1131.10.1: In Louisiana, a purchaser has the right to cancel a timeshare contract without any penalty within seven days of the date the contract is signed or until seven days after you receive the public offering statement, whichever is later.

Regulations of Timeshare Advertising

RS 9:1131.12: Timeshare resale and salespersons will be penalized for any misleading or false advertising. This includes not only publications but telephone solicitation and sales presentations. Any statements predicting immediate increases in the “value” and features of the timeshare are also deemed to be in violation of this timeshare law in Louisiana.

Louisiana Timeshare Foreclosure

RS 9:1131.22: In the state of Louisiana, the managing entity has the right to foreclose on any delinquent liens owed by the timeshare owner. This includes but is not limited to special assessments, maintenance fees, and late fees. Under this timeshare law, in Louisiana these liens may be foreclosed upon in a similar manner to a mortgage.

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