35-9-100
Section 35-9-100 When reasonable satisfaction may be recovered. A reasonable satisfaction may
be recovered for the use and occupation of land: (1) When there has been a demise by deed
or by parol, and no specific sum agreed on as rent. (2) When the defendant has been let into
possession upon a supposed sale of the lands, which, from the act of the defendant, has not
been consummated. (3) When the tenant remains on the land by sufferance of the owner. When,
after a demise, the tenant, having had 30 days' previous notice, holds over without the consent
of his landlord, he shall pay to such landlord double the value of the customary rent of the
property so withheld. (4) When the defendant has gone in possession of the land unlawfully.
The owner of the land has a lien upon the same property of the defendant, and to the same
extent as the landlord has under section 35-9-30 or section 35-9-60, which may be enforced
by attachment as provided in section 35-9-61 or section 35-9-34, as may be...
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40-1-2
Section 40-1-2 Lien for taxes - Generally. (a) If any person liable to pay any tax, other than
ad valorem taxes, neglects or refuses to pay the same the amount, including any interest,
penalty, additional amount, or addition to such tax, together with any costs which may accrue
in addition thereto, shall be a lien in favor of the State of Alabama upon all property and
the rights to property, real or personal, belonging to such person. Unless another date is
specifically fixed by law, the lien shall arise at the time the assessment list, return therefor
or the payment thereof, as the case may be, was due to have been filed with or made to the
Department of Revenue or other agency of the state or county and shall continue until the
liability for such amount is satisfied or becomes unenforceable by reason of the lapse of
time. (b) Such lien shall not be valid against any mortgagee, purchaser in the usual course
of trade, or conventional judgment creditor with an actual money judgment of...
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40-10-131
Section 40-10-131 Rents, issues, and profits of redeemed land. Neither the purchaser, nor anyone
claiming under him, who may have lawfully obtained possession of any real estate purchased
at tax sales shall be liable upon the redemption of such real estate to account to the owner
for any rents, issues, or profits during such possession, but as to such rents, issues, and
profits he shall be held and considered the rightful owner of such real estate unless such
owner at the time of the sale was a minor or a person of unsound mind and had no guardian,
or his guardian was not lawfully served with notice of the proceedings had in the court of
probate for the sale of such real estate, in which event such purchaser or other person in
possession shall be liable for rents, issues, and profits, as in other cases; but neither
such purchaser nor anyone claiming under him shall have the right to cut standing timber from
land so purchased at tax sales, nor shall have the right to remove or destroy...
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45-42A-24.03
Section 45-42A-24.03 Abatement of nuisance by municipal employees and agents; liability for
expenses. (a) If the owner fails, neglects, or refuses to abate the nuisance, or the nuisance
is not otherwise abated, (1) within the time permitted to do so as stated in the enforcing
official's notice, where such notice was not suspended by the request for a hearing before
the administrative official; or (2) within the time permitted to do so as stated in the administrative
official's written determination, then the city may enter upon the property and abate the
nuisance using its own forces, or it may provide by contract for the abatement. However, if
an appeal has been taken to the circuit court as provided in subsection (h) of Section 45-42A-24.02,
then the city may not abate the nuisance until the determination or judgment authorizing abatement
becomes final as provided by law. (b) Upon completion of the abatement work performed by the
city, including work by contractors employed by the...
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45-45A-41.22
Section 45-45A-41.22 Abatement of nuisance. (a) If the owner fails, neglects, or refuses to
abate the nuisance, or the nuisance is not otherwise abated, (1) within the time permitted
to do so as stated in the enforcing official's notice, where such notice was not suspended
by the request for a hearing before the administrative official; or (2) within the time permitted
to do so as stated in the administrative official's written determination, then the city may
enter upon the property and abate the nuisance using its own forces, or it may provide by
contract for the abatement. However, if an appeal has been taken to the circuit court as provided
in subsection (h) of Section 45-45A-41.21, then the city may not abate the nuisance until
the determination or judgment authorizing abatement becomes final as provided by law. (b)
Upon completion of the abatement work performed by the city, including work by contractors
employed by the city, the enforcing official shall compute the city's...
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40-7-31
Section 40-7-31 Assessment to "owners unknown." Whenever the tax assessor knows or
learns of any property, real or personal, subject to taxation in his county, the owner of
which he does not know and which is not embraced in any tax return made to him on or before
the third Monday in January by any taxpayer, he shall list and make upon the proper blank
a return describing said property according to the best information he can obtain and assess
the same "owner unknown" at the amount specified by law on a fair and reasonable
market value, and in any notice or advertisement or motion for judgment of sale it shall be
described as so returned; and he shall also note the failure of the owner to make such return
and shall also note the accrual of the penalty of 10 percent of the taxes to be assessed thereon.
No lands shall be returned to "owner unknown" until the assessor shall have made
a demand upon the person, if resident in the county, or by certified or registered mail, if
nonresident,...
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32-6-19
Section 32-6-19 Penalties - Violation by person whose license or driving privilege has been
cancelled, etc.; impoundment of vehicle. (a)(1) Any person whose driver's or chauffeur's license
issued in this or another state or whose driving privilege as a nonresident has been cancelled,
denied, suspended, or revoked as provided in this article and who drives any motor vehicle
upon the highways of this state while his or her license or privilege is cancelled, denied,
suspended, or revoked shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished
by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars ($100) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500),
and in addition thereto may be imprisoned for not more than 180 days. In addition to all fines,
fees, costs, and punishments prescribed by law, there shall be imposed or assessed an additional
penalty of fifty dollars ($50) to be placed in the Traffic Safety Trust Fund and the Peace
Officers Standards and Training Fund. Also, at the...
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36-19-15
Section 36-19-15 Lien for expenses of repair, etc., paid by Fire Marshal. The expense so paid
by the Fire Marshal shall be a lien on the property, including the real estate on which the
property is located. Such lien shall be superior and prior to all other liens on such property
except the lien for taxes assessed and due the state, county and municipality wherein said
property is located and vendor's lien, and the Fire Marshal shall institute legal proceedings
within 30 days after such payment to enforce said lien in any court of record, and the Fire
Marshal may enjoin one or more parties occupying the same or different premises in the same
action. In order to make the lien against said property valid and binding, the Fire Marshal,
his deputies or assistants shall immediately upon serving the order provided in this article
upon any party or parties file a copy of said order in the probate judge's office of the county
wherein said property is located and cause the same to be...
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40-10-5
Section 40-10-5 Notice to taxpayer - When assessment is "owner unknown." When any
assessment is made to an "owner unknown," notice must be given by publication once
a week for three successive weeks in a newspaper published in the county, or if no newspaper
is published therein, by posting the same at the courthouse of the county for three weeks,
substantially in the following form: "The State of Alabama. (Here give name of county)
County. To whom it may concern: Take notice that the tax collector has filed in my office
a list of delinquent taxpayers and of real estate upon which taxes are due, and therein is
reported as assessed to 'owner unknown' the following real estate, to-wit: (here insert descriptions).
This is to notify you to appear before the probate court of this county, at the next term
thereof, commencing on Monday, the_____ day of _____, 2__, then and there to show cause, if
any you have, why a decree for sale of said real estate should not be made for the payment
of the...
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6-6-720
Section 6-6-720 Entry of summary judgment in favor of state against certain defaulters or sureties.
Summary judgment must be entered in favor of the state against the defaulters named in this
section and their sureties, or either, in any court of the county of their residence having
jurisdiction, on 10 days' notice, in the following cases: (1) Against any tax assessor for
making up a false or fraudulent assessment, in each case, for not more than $500, and such
tax assessor may also be imprisoned in the county jail for not exceeding three months; (2)
Against any county treasurer or county depositaries, or any officer or agency of the county
charged with the duty and custody of receiving and paying out county funds, for failing to
pay over the excess of purchase money as provided in the revenue law to the former owner of
any property sold for taxes, for not less than $200; (3) Against any judge of probate for
failing to make out and forward abstracts, reports, or returns according to...
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