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JAN-22-98 15=49 FROM=Law Library of Louisiana ID=504 568 5BB9 PAGE 2/6 , ' "OfEKlTw MW UBRakt OF LOOSUnt ACTS OF IDE LEGISLATURE STATE OF LOUISIANA PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT EPG-24 REGULAR SESSION 1952 EXTRAORDINARY SESSION 1951 and CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ADOPTED 1950 Published by Authority of the State baton rouge THOMAS J. MORAN'S SONS, INC. 1952 RECEIVED TIMEJAN. 22. 3:12PM 1 jAN-22-98 15:50 FROM = Law ID:504 B60 S0B9 PAGE 3/6 REGULAR SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE OF LOUISIANA YEAR 1952 ROBERT! F. KENNON, Governor of Louisiana. C- E. Barham, Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate. | | Clarence! C. Aycock, Speaker of the House of Repre sentatives. i I NOTICE Section 27] of Article III, Paragraph I, of the Constitu tion of Louisiana of 1921, as amended, reads as follows: "Section) 27. All laws enacted shall go into effect at twelve o'clock. noon, on the twentieth day after the Legis lature shall have adjourned. Ths provision shall not apply to thjj (general appropriation Act or the Act appro priating money for the expenses of the Legislature, or to any Act the necessity for the immediate passage of which shall) have been certified to the Legislature by the Governor, or the acting Governor, while the Legislature is in session,) and any such Act so certified shall become effective immediately upon approval by the Governor. All Acts shall |b|e published in the official journal without delay after (passage." The Regular Session of the Legislature of Louisiana for the year 1952, which convened May 12, 1952, adjourned July 10, 1952! (SEAL) RECEIVED TIMEJAN. 22. .2PM . JAN--22 --30 15 = 50 FROM = Law Library of Louisiana ID=504 560 5069 PAGE 4/6 Act 531 1278 Act rport to f. Section 12. -Saving Clause--Airport Zoning. Nothing contained in this act shall be construed to limit any right, power or authority of a subdivision to regulate airport hazards by zoning. Section 13. Purpose. Pnrpoac of Act. The provisions of this act shall not be held to require any such subdivision to abolish any existing board, authority, or commission or to repeal any provisions of any charter or ordinance, the purpose of this act being to afford an addi tional method whereby the governing body of a subdivision might establish an aviation authority and delegate thereto such authorities and powers as may be appropriate. Section 14. Short Title. ACMtrethod of citing This act may be cited as the "Airport Authorities Act". Approved by the Governor: July 10, 1952. A true copy: WADE O. MARTIN, JR., Secretary of State. ACT No. 532. House Bill No. 1098. By Messrs. Cagle, Jones, Sockrider and Hennigan. AN ACT To amend Chapter 10 of Title 23 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950 by adding one additional section desig nated as Section 1031.1 of Chapter 10 of Title 23 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, relative to em ployers' liability; to define occupational diseases; to provide periods of prescription against claims for dis ablement or death due to occupational diseases; to pro vide compensation for disablement or death due to oc cupational diseases; and to repeal all laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Louisiana that Section 1031.1 of Chapter 10 of Title 23 of the Louisi- ` ana Revised Statutes of 1950 be enacted to read as follows: ComftCTit Lion to be paid for occupa tional di**pe. Section 1031.1 Every employee who is disabled be cause of the contraction of an occupational disease as herein defined, or the dependent of an employee whose death is caused by an occupational disease, as herein defined, shall be entitled to the Compensation provided in per cou (/ dise ploy natv be < Sect to i `JAN-22-3B 15=51 FROM=Law Library of Louisiana ID=504 5GB 5063 PACE 5/6 to limit egulate ire any rity, or rter or n addi(ivision thereto in this Chapter the same as if said employee received personal injury by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment. (A) An occupational disease shall include only those diseases hereinafter listed when contracted by an em ployee in the course of his employment as a result of the nature of the work performed. Tuberculosis shall not be an occupational disease within the meaning of this Section, and no disease herein listed shall be construed to include tuberculosis in its scope. 1. Poisoning by or other disease resulting from contact with Act" '3 , Sock- tevised desigof the co em;es; to or disto pro to ocirts of usiana Louisi>llows: ed bease as whose herein ovided .(a) the halogens, halogen compounds, and halogenated hydrocarbons (b) alkaline materials (c) arsenic, phosphorus, silenium, sulfur, tel lurium, and their compounds (d) oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and their com pounds (e) cyanides and cyanogen compounds (f) lead and lead compounds (g) metals other than lead and their compounds (h) aliphatic hydrocarbons and their nitro, diazo and amino compounds (i) aromatic and cyclic hydrocarbons and their nitro, amino and other compounds (j) alcohols (k) organic and inorganic acids and their derivates and compounds (l) esters of aliphatic, aromatic and inorganic acids (m) aldehydes (n) ketones (o) ethers, glycols, clycol ethers, and their com pounds (p) ph&nol and phenolic compounds 2. Diseased condition caused by exposure to X-rays or radio-active substances. 3. Asbestosis. 4. Silicosis. 5. Dermatosis. 6. Pneumoconiosis. (B) Any occupational disease as herein listed con- n tracted by an employee while performing work for a character, particular employer in which he has been engaged for RECEIVED TIME JAN. 11. 3: i2PM i 'ft a :ui 4JAN-22-99 15 = 51 FROM * Law Library of LoiMSj_ana IDs 504 566 5069 PAGE 6/6 Act 532 1280 less than twelve (12) months shall be presumed to be non-cccupational and not to have been contracted in the course of and arising out of such employment, pro vided, however, that any such occupational disease so contracted within the twelve months' limitation as set out herein shall become compensable when the occupa tional disease shall have been proved to have been con tracted during the course of the prior twelve months' employment, by an overwhelming preponderance of evidence. Premptioa. (C) All claims for disablement arising from an occupational disease are forever barred unless the em ployee files a claim with his employer within four (4) months of the date of his contraction of the disease, or within four (4) months of the date that the disease first manifested itself. Notice filed with the compensa tion insurer of such employer shall constitute a claim as required herein. deaPtrhe.mption after (D) All claims for death arising from an occupa tional disease are forever barred unless the dependent or dependents, as set out herein, file a claim with the deceased's employer within six (6) months of the date of death of such employee. Notice filed with the com pensation insurer of such employer shall constitute a claim as required herein. Fraud. (E) Compensation shall not be payable hereunder to an employee or his dependents on account of disa bility or death arising from disease suffered by an employee who, at the time of entering into the em ployment from which the disease is claimed to have resulted, shall have willfully* and falsely represented himself as not having previously suffered from such disease. ftiffbt to be i i- alee. (F) The rights and remedies herein granted to an employee or his dependent on account of an occupa tional disease for which he is entitled to compensation under this Chapter shall be exclusive of all other rights and remedies of such employee, his personal represent atives, dependents or relatives. Reiing Section 2. That all laws or parts of laws in conflict here with are hereby repealed. Approved by the Governor: July 10, 1952. A true copy: WADE 0. MARTIN, JR., Secretary of State. a Av it Appears is the enrolled bflL RECEIVED TiMEJAN, 11. House Bill To amend A the year Relief Fu ployees ol excepted; minister to provide of Trusts for the d officers o. into effec contribut the Sher: amount o and autk Juries to and/or ea ployees t3 payments ployees i children deputies = ments m seizure fc with and or portio) the rema and effec Clerks of may part give ther any Stats Section 1. that the titU Legislature c so as to read An Act to Clerks Parish and Clt Appeal * As it appea.