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Art. 195. Same; judicial proceedings

The following judicial proceedings may be conducted by the district judge in chambers:

(1) Hearing on an application by a legal representative for authority, whether opposed or unopposed, and on a petition for emancipation;

(2) Homologation of a tableau of distribution, or of an account, filed by a legal representative, so far as unopposed;

(3) Trial of a rule to determine the nonexempt portion of wages, salaries, or commissions seized under garnishment and to direct the payment thereof periodically by the garnishee to the sheriff;

(4) Examination of a judgment debtor; and

(5) Trial of or hearing on any other action, proceeding, or matter which the law expressly provides may be tried or heard in chambers.

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Art. 195. Same; judicial proceedings

The following judicial proceedings may be conducted by the district judge in chambers:

(1) Hearing on an application by a legal representative for authority, whether opposed or unopposed, and on a petition for emancipation;

(2) Homologation of a tableau of distribution, or of an account, filed by a legal representative, so far as unopposed;

(3) Trial of a rule to determine the nonexempt portion of wages, salaries, or commissions seized under garnishment and to direct the payment thereof periodically by the garnishee to the sheriff;

(4) Examination of a judgment debtor; and

(5) Trial of or hearing on any other action, proceeding, or matter which the law expressly provides may be tried or heard in chambers.

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Art. 195. Same; judicial proceedings

The following judicial proceedings may be conducted by the district judge in chambers:

(1) Hearing on an application by a legal representative for authority, whether opposed or unopposed, and on a petition for emancipation;

(2) Homologation of a tableau of distribution, or of an account, filed by a legal representative, so far as unopposed;

(3) Trial of a rule to determine the nonexempt portion of wages, salaries, or commissions seized under garnishment and to direct the payment thereof periodically by the garnishee to the sheriff;

(4) Examination of a judgment debtor; and

(5) Trial of or hearing on any other action, proceeding, or matter which the law expressly provides may be tried or heard in chambers.