Finance
In Louisiana, which of the following liens has the highest priority in a foreclosure proceeding?
AA conventional mortgage recorded first in time
BA judgment lien recorded after the mortgage
CAd valorem property tax liens✓ Correct
DA contractor's privilege (mechanic's lien)
Explanation
Ad valorem (property tax) liens in Louisiana have super-priority over all other liens, including first-recorded mortgages. Property taxes must be paid first in any foreclosure or tax sale proceeding.
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