Mortgage – Property susceptible to mortgage
Art. 3286. Property susceptible of mortgage.The only things susceptible of mortgage are:
(1) A corporeal immovable with its component parts.
(2) A usufruct of a corporeal immovable.
(3) A servitude of right of use with the rights that the holder of the servitude may have in the buildings and other constructions on the land.
(4) The lessee’s rights in a lease of an immovable with his rights in the buildings and other constructions on the immovable.
(5) Property made susceptible of conventional mortgage by special law.
RS. 9:5391. Additions, accessions, and natural increases subject to mortgage A mortgage of immovable property without further action attaches to present and future component parts thereof and accessions thereto, without further description and without the necessity of subsequently amending the mortgage agreement.
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