on tuesday 16 october 2007, the louisiana supreme court aided by moon landrieu father of lieutenant governor mitch landrieu and louisiana's senior senator and republican dildo katrina mary landrieu snellings ruled against a major employer in central louisiana all over ad valorem taxes that international paper company shouldnt have to pay.
click link to download 29 page .pdf"A plain reading of La.R.S. 51:1203 leads to the conclusion that any business located in an industrial area that provides the listed services for itself is, thereafter, immune from being included in any newly created municipality. A simple analysis would lead to the conclusion that the recreation district is not a municipality, and therefore, La.R.S. 51:1203 has no application to the facts at hand, and IP is subject to the recreation district’s ad valorem tax. Although we disagree with IP’s assertion that a recreation district falls within the definition of a municipality, we find the distinction in this instance irrelevant..."this is more evidence that louisiana is unfriendly towards businesses. international paper (then kraft paper mill) built its "industrial area" in 1973 under the law and in good faith, only to be stabbed in the back later on by politicians. why should international paper, which is already a major employer and helps central louisiana land owners and tree farmers by keeping transportation prices low, not to mention all the loggers working, have to finance or partially finance the ward nine recreation district?
