11-48-64
Section 11-48-64 Acquisition of lands, easements, etc., for public improvements. Whenever in
the judgment of the municipality it may be necessary or expedient for the carrying out and
full exercise of the powers granted by this article, such municipality may acquire by purchase
or condemnation the necessary lands or rights or easements or interests therein, thereunder
and thereover, and may proceed to condemn the same in the manner provided in this article
or by the general laws of this state governing the taking of lands or the acquiring of an
interest therein for the uses for which private property may be taken; in which case such
proceedings shall be governed in every respect by the general laws of the state pertaining
thereto. (Code 1907, §1420; Code 1923, §2237; Acts 1927, No. 639, p. 753; Code 1940, T.
37, §574.)...
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11-51-156
Section 11-51-156 Bond to dissolve temporary injunctive relief - Forfeiture of bond and issuance
of execution thereon. In the event no supersedeas bond is given on appeal or if no appeal
is taken and the respondent fails to pay the judgment and costs within 30 days after the entry
of judgment in the circuit court, it shall be the duty of the register or clerk within 10
days of the expiration of said limit of 30 days to declare said bond forfeited and to issue
execution thereon against the principal and sureties. If for any reason the register or clerk
fails to declare the bond forfeited within the time prescribed in this section, he may do
so any time thereafter and issue execution as directed in this section. (Acts 1936-37, Ex.
Sess., No. 152, p. 169; Code 1940, T. 37, §766.)...
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11-70-8
Section 11-70-8 Right to redeem; judgment. (a) If an interested party appears at the hearing
and asserts a right to redeem the property, the party may redeem the property by paying all
the taxes, interest, municipal liens, penalties, fees, and any other charges due and owing
pursuant to Chapter 10 of Title 40, including the amount due to the land commissioner had
the property not been sold to the municipality. (b) If an interested party appears and fails
to redeem, or if no one appears, the circuit court shall enter judgment on the petition not
more than 10 days after the date the matter was heard. (c) The judgment of the circuit court
shall specify all of the following: (1) The legal description, tax parcel identification number,
and, if known, the street address of the property foreclosed. (2) That fee simple title to
property foreclosed by the judgment is vested absolutely in the municipality, except as otherwise
provided in subdivision (5) without any further rights of redemption....
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12-11-61
Section 12-11-61 Irregular sales of lands under decrees of probate court may be confirmed.
Sales of lands made under a decree of the probate court, the parties in interest having had
legal notice of the proceedings in which the decree was rendered, which are invalid because
of errors, omissions or irregularities in the proceedings in the probate court, may be confirmed
by a judgment of the circuit court if it is shown that the lands were sold for their full
value, which has been fully paid to the party entitled to receive it. (Code 1876, §§3840,
3841; Code 1886, §3539; Code 1896, §808; Code 1907, §3917; Code 1923, §6485; Code 1940,
T. 13, §148.)...
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19-3-300
Section 19-3-300 Trustee not to engage in certain acts subjecting trust to federal taxation.
Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in the governing instrument or under any other
law of this state and except as otherwise provided by judgment of a court or by a provision
of the governing instrument, which in either case is entered or made after October 1, 1971,
and expressly limits the applicability of this article, the trustee of a trust, whenever created,
which is or is treated as a private foundation as defined in Section 509 of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1954, a charitable trust as defined in Section 4947(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1954, or a split-interest trust as defined in Section 4947(a)(2) of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1954, during the period it is or is treated as a private foundation, charitable trust
or split-interest trust as so defined: (1) Shall not engage in any act of self-dealing as
defined in Section 4941(d) thereof; (2) Shall distribute for...
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26-13-5
Section 26-13-5 Entry of judgment relieving minor from disabilities of nonage and effect thereof
generally. If on the hearing of the evidence adduced and upon such other evidence as may be
required by the court, the court shall be satisfied that it will be to the interest of such
minor to be relieved from the disabilities of nonage, the court shall thereupon enter judgment
accordingly, and such judgment shall have the effect of investing such minor with the right
to sue and be sued, to contract, to buy, sell, and convey real estate, and generally to do
and perform all acts which such minor could lawfully do if 19 years of age, except as provided
in this chapter. (Code 1876, §2739; Code 1886, §2361; Code 1896, §833; Code 1907, §4509;
Code 1923, §8284; Code 1940, T. 27, §17.)...
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3-5-3
Section 3-5-3 Liability of owner for damages done by livestock or animals running at large;
judgment lien upon animal or livestock causing damage. (a) The owner of such livestock or
animal being or running at large upon the premises of another or upon the public lands, roads,
highways or streets in the State of Alabama shall be liable for all damages done to crops,
shade or fruit trees or ornamental shrubs and flowers of any person, to be recovered before
any court of competent jurisdiction; provided, that the owner of any stock or animal shall
not be liable for any damages to any motor vehicle or any occupant thereof suffered, caused
by or resulting from a collision with such stock or other animal, unless it be proven that
such owner knowingly or wilfully put or placed such stock upon such public highway, road or
street where such damages were occasioned. (b) The judgment of the court against the owner
of such livestock or animal so depredating shall be a lien superior to all other...
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30-4-34
Section 30-4-34 Disposal of interest in real estate by spouse of insane person - Entry of judgment.
If upon the hearing of the evidence the court is of the opinion that the authority sought
to sell, convey, mortgage or otherwise dispose of real estate as if single should be granted,
the court shall enter judgment granting such authority for such a period of time as the court
deems proper. (Acts 1933, Ex. Sess., No. 151, p. 141; Acts 1935, No. 394, p. 865; Code 1940,
T. 34, §85.)...
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30-4-35
Section 30-4-35 Disposal of interest in real estate by spouse of insane person - Judgment to
be filed in probate office of county where real estate situated; filing cost. If the court
enters the judgment granting the relief sought, the register or clerk shall file a certified
copy of such judgment in the probate office of the county in which is situated the real estate
he desires to sell, convey, mortgage or otherwise dispose of. The cost of filing said judgment
shall be taxed as part of the costs in the case. (Acts 1933, Ex. Sess., No. 151, p. 141; Acts
1935, No. 394, p. 865; Code 1940, T. 34, §86.)...
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35-3-3
Section 35-3-3 Judgment; landmarks. The judgment shall locate and define the boundary lines
involved by reference to well-known permanent landmarks, and if it shall be deemed for the
interest of the parties, after the entry of judgment, the court may direct a competent surveyor
to establish a permanent stone or iron landmark in accordance with the judgment from which
future surveys of the land embraced in the judgment shall be made. Such landmarks shall have
distinctly cut or marked thereon "judicial landmark." The surveyor shall make report
to the court, and in his report shall accurately describe the landmark so erected and define
its location as nearly as practicable. (Code 1923, §6441; Code 1940, T. 47, §4.)...
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