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re: Landrieu says there will be a 30 day delay in removing PGT Beauregard Monument
Posted on 5/15/17 at 4:50 pm to jlc05
Posted on 5/15/17 at 4:50 pm to jlc05
quote:So you are still saying the city admitted they dont own the statue. Interesting, considering this is what they just said in their actual letter
They basically did with the 30 day delay. If there was no problem, then no delay.
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"The City maintains its position, which has been affirmed by the Courts, that it owns the PGT Beauregard statue and property which the statue sits on. The letter from the City Attorney, which was also signed by City Park Improvement Association clearly states that both sides agreed to engage in discussions over the next 30 days regarding any land ownership questions that the City Park Improvement Association has going forward. However, as the letter confirms, the City Park Improvement Association acknowledges that the City can and will move forward with removal of the monument.
Posted on 5/15/17 at 4:51 pm to lsupride87
Interesting. So why is there a 30 day delay again?
Posted on 5/15/17 at 6:00 pm to lsupride87
Title to these monuments is not in the city's hands. That is a fact. Those who erected these monuments 100+ years ago never intended them to be city property, and the mayor and city council know this. The city and its lawyers are taking advantage of an unfortunate lack of title documentation to make the argument, under general property law, that if we do not know who owns them then the city does by default. This is disingenuous, but the local state and federal courts have sided with the city on this question.
Hopefully one day an archivist or abstractor will find proof of their actual ownership, but it will be too late for the four monuments at issue. Louisiana needs to pass legislation to prevent this type of thing from ever happening again, as does every other state in the South, in the interests of preserving American History and repudiating those despots and fascists who seek to erase the past.
Hopefully one day an archivist or abstractor will find proof of their actual ownership, but it will be too late for the four monuments at issue. Louisiana needs to pass legislation to prevent this type of thing from ever happening again, as does every other state in the South, in the interests of preserving American History and repudiating those despots and fascists who seek to erase the past.
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