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9-9-77
Section 9-9-77 Objections to establishment of subdistrict or to assessments against lands;
appeals from orders of commission. Any owner of land within a proposed subdistrict may file
with the chairman objections in writing to the establishment of a subdistrict on or before
the day set for hearing the engineer's report on the same. If such subdistrict is established
by order of the county commission, said owner of land may within 10 days after the establishment
of the subdistrict appeal from the order of the county commission to the circuit court, upon
giving bond in a sum to be fixed by the county commission conditioned for the payment of costs
if the appeal should be decided against the appellant. Any owner of land within a subdistrict
may likewise file objections in writing to any assessment or assessments before the same shall
have been approved by the county commission. If the county commission approves said assessment
or assessments, said owner of land may appeal from the order of...
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11-17-8
Section 11-17-8 Appeals from assessment of damages - Bond. Any person desiring to appeal as
provided for in this chapter shall execute a bond in an amount to be fixed by the probate
judge and payable to him for the use of any person injured, conditioned to prosecute such
appeal to effect and to pay or perform such judgment as may be entered against him in the
probate court, which bond must be approved by the probate judge. (Code 1907, §93; Code 1923,
§98; Code 1940, T. 12, §215.)...
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11-47-172
Section 11-47-172 Procedure for condemnation and appeal; asssessment of value, etc. (a) Whenever
the proprietor or proprietors or any of them of any of the lands necessary for any of the
purposes provided in Section 11-47-171 or necessary for opening new streets or widening old
streets and the mayor or other chief executive officer cannot agree on a price of said lands
or cannot agree as to the amount to be paid for changing the grade of any street, sidewalk,
or public place and whenever the proprietor or proprietors thereof shall be an infant, non
compos mentis, a nonresident, or unknown, then the mayor or other chief executive officer
shall apply to the clerk of the circuit court of the county for a writ of ad quod damnum to
be directed to the sheriff of the county, commanding him to summon three freeholders of the
county to appear before the sheriff on a day named, not less than two days from the date of
the writ, and to proceed under his direction to assess a value of the lands of...
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11-41-26
Section 11-41-26 Rendition of decree of forfeiture and dissolution; appeal from same. If, upon
such hearing, it shall appear that one of the grounds of forfeiture enumerated in section
11-41-24 exists, the probate judge shall render a decree declaring such charter forfeited
and such municipality dissolved, and from any decree rendered under this section any citizen
of the town or person filing such petition may appeal to the circuit court upon giving bond
for cost of such appeal. (Acts 1919, No. 517, p. 739; Code 1923, §2332; Code 1940, T. 37,
§23.)...
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18-1A-282
Section 18-1A-282 Commissioners to report assessment; issuance of order of condemnation upon
deposit in court or payment of damages, etc., assessed; notice of order. The commissioners
must, within 20 days from their appointment, make a report in writing to the probate court
stating the amount of damages and compensation ascertained and assessed by them for the owners
of each tract of and, or persons injured and other parties interested therein, and thereupon,
within seven days, the probate court must issue an order that the report be recorded and the
property be condemned upon payment or deposit into the probate court of the damages and compensation
so assessed. A notice of entry of said order and the amount of the award shall immediately
be mailed by first class mail to each party whose address is known, together with a notice
of the right to appeal therefrom to the circuit court within 30 days from the date of said
order. (Acts 1985, No. 85-548, p. 802, §1613.)...
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40-7-46
Section 40-7-46 Appeals - Notice. Any taxpayer desiring to appeal under Section 40-7-45 shall
file with the officer, board, or commission, or some member thereof, a notice in writing that
he appeals to the circuit court, together with a bond in the sum of $100, with at least one
solvent surety, payable to the State of Alabama, conditioned to prosecute such appeal to effect
and, upon failure so to do, to pay all costs and damages which may be adjudged against him
by the circuit court on such appeal; the bond to be approved by the probate judge or circuit
clerk of the county. (Code 1923, §6097; Code 1940, T. 51, §75.)...
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45-49-85.42
Section 45-49-85.42 Temporary judges of probate. (a)(1) If the regularly elected Judge of Probate
of Mobile County is incompetent from any legal cause, incapacitated, absent or will be absent
from sickness, or otherwise disqualified from acting as judge, the judge of probate or the
chief clerk shall certify the fact of incompetency, incapacity, absence, sickness, or disqualification
to the presiding judge of the circuit court of the county and the presiding judge of the circuit
court, upon that certificate, shall appoint a person learned in the law, practicing and residing
in the county, to act as temporary judge of probate. At any time when the regularly elected
judge of probate of the county files a certificate in the office of the circuit clerk of the
county that he or she is no longer incompetent, from any legal cause, incapacitated, absent,
absent from sickness, or otherwise disqualified from acting as judge, then the regularly elected
judge of probate of the county shall...
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40-7-23
Section 40-7-23 Assessment of escaped taxes; avoidance of penalty; notice and collection. (a)
Whenever the tax assessor, county revenue commissioner, or other assessing official shall
discover that any property, including any improvements on real estate assessed as vacant property,
has escaped taxation in any assessment within five years next preceding the current year,
he shall list, return, and value said property for assessment for the years during which same
has escaped taxation and shall also endorse on such returns the year or years for which the
property has escaped taxation and, except as provided in subsection (b) hereinafter, the accrual
of a penalty of 10 percent of the taxes assessed thereon for each year. (b) Any taxpayer who
escaped assessment of tangible personal property for taxable years ending on or before September
30, 1988 shall not have accrued to his account the 10 percent penalty, provided: (1) He files
a proper tax return and assesses such property not later...
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5-9A-5
Section 5-9A-5 Appeals. If any stockholder, depositor or creditor shall not be satisfied with
such judgment, he may file a notice of appeal to the Supreme Court of Alabama within 42 days
from the day of entry of such judgment, provided he shall give security for cost of such appeal
and indemnity in an amount to be fixed by the court, conditioned to pay such damages as the
stockholders, depositors or creditors may sustain for a wrongful appeal or delay. Any such
appeal shall be a preferred case in the Supreme Court and shall be set for hearing at the
earliest possible date. If no such appeal is taken, the judgment of the circuit court shall
be final, and said bank may lawfully be reorganized in accordance with the plan approved by
the court. (Acts 1980, No. 80-658, §5-9-5.)...
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12-14-70
Section 12-14-70 Appeals to circuit courts from judgments of municipal courts and proceedings
thereon. (a) All appeals from judgments of municipal courts shall be to the circuit court
of the circuit in which the violation occurred for trial de novo. (b) The municipality may
appeal within 60 days, without bond, from a judgment of the municipal court holding an ordinance
invalid. (c) A defendant may appeal in any case within 14 days from the entry of judgment
by filing notice of appeal and giving bond, with or without surety, approved by the court
or the clerk in an amount not more than twice the amount of the fine and costs, as fixed by
the court, or in the event no fine is levied the bond shall be in an amount not to exceed
$1,000.00, as fixed by the court, conditioned upon the defendant's appearance before the circuit
court. The municipal court may waive appearance bond upon satisfactory showing that the defendant
is indigent or otherwise unable to provide a surety bond. If an appeal...
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