Contracts
In Louisiana, 'lesion beyond moiety' is a concept that allows a seller to rescind a sale if:
AThe buyer failed to obtain financing
BThe property was sold for less than one-half of its true value, due to unfair pressure or error✓ Correct
CThe seller changes their mind after signing
DThe property has a title defect
Explanation
Lesion beyond moiety (laesio enormis) under Louisiana Civil Code allows a seller to seek rescission of a sale of immovable property if they received less than one-half of the property's true value at the time of sale. It is a protection against grossly unfair transactions. A buyer may prevent rescission by paying the difference.
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