Louisiana Motion And Order For Dismissal of Eviction is a legal document used to terminate an eviction process in Louisiana. This document must be filed in the appropriate court by the defendant in order to stop an eviction from taking place. It is issued by a judge or court clerk and is used to dismiss or vacate the eviction proceedings, effectively ending the eviction case. There are two types of Louisiana Motion And Order For Dismissal of Eviction: voluntary dismissal by the tenant and dismissal by the court. In a voluntary dismissal, the tenant requests that the eviction proceedings be dismissed. The court then issues an order dismissing the eviction case. In a dismissal by the court, the judge or court clerk determines that the eviction notice is invalid or that the eviction proceedings are not legally valid and, thus, dismiss the case. In either case, once the Motion And Order For Dismissal of Eviction is issued, the eviction proceedings are terminated and the tenant is allowed to remain in the rental property.