Phillips v. Conley (1950)

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green Sandoz v. First National Bank of Lafayette, LA. (In Re Exclusive Industries Corp.) (1984)

Rule Authority · Bankr. W.D. La.

For the preservation of the lien and privilege, it must be possible for one, so to speak, to be able to put his hands on the specific object that was sold, and have the ability to separate it unimpaired from *498 other objects or things which it may be associated or to which it may be attached.” Phillips (supra), 652 (emphasis added); 2 This court views Elder’s attempts to distinguish these cases and the solid jurisprudential foundation upon which they stand from the present…

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green Byrnside Drilling Co. v. Armour (2004)

Cited · La. Ct. App. · signal: see

See In re Exclusive Industries Corporation, 41 B.R. 493 (Bankr.W.D.La.1984), citing Phillips v. Conley, 46 So.2d 650 (La.App. 2d Cir.1950)(“For the preservation of the lien and privilege, it must be possible for one, so to speak, to be able to put his hands on the specific object that was sold, and have the ability to separate it unimpaired from other objects or things with which it may be associated or to which it may be attached.”) 1 We conclude, ^therefore, that the chatt…