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Code · Louisiana · Title 21 — Hotels and Lodging Houses

RS 21:4

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RS 21:4
§4. Governing bodies' authority to prohibit hourly rentals
Any municipality or city or parish governing authority may prohibit any hotel, motel, or inn or bed and breakfast from charging for a room for less than a twenty-four-hour period. No such entity shall charge an hourly rate.
Acts 2001, No. 920, §1.
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