35-2-27
Section 35-2-27 Advisory board - Oath of members; reimbursement for expenses. Members of the
advisory board, upon induction into office, shall take the customary oath of office to support
the Constitution of the United States, and that of Alabama, and to faithfully demean themselves
in office. They shall serve without compensation, but each shall be reimbursed for travel
and other expenses incurred in the performance of his duties in accordance with Article 2
of Chapter 7 of Title 36 of this Code. (Acts 1971, No. 2249, p. 3608, §7.)...
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12-17-93
Section 12-17-93 Authority. Clerks of the circuit court have authority: (1) To administer oaths
and take acknowledgments and affidavits in all cases in which the authority to administer
such oath or take such affidavit is not confined to some other officer. (2) To appoint deputies,
with full power to transact all business of such clerks, such deputies first taking an oath
to support the Constitution and laws of this state and faithfully to discharge the duties
of deputy clerks of the court for which they act. (3) To receive the amount of any judgment
entered in the courts of which they are clerks, either before or after the issue of execution
thereon. (4) To exercise such other powers as are, or may be, conferred by law, including
administrative rules of procedure promulgated by order of the Supreme Court of Alabama. (Code
1852, §651; Code 1867, §771; Code 1876, §676;Code 1886, §767; Code 1896, §933; Code 1907,
§3271; Code 1923, §6723; Code 1940, T. 13, §197.)...
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34-8-21
Section 34-8-21 Oath of board. Each member of the board shall before entering upon the discharge
of the duties of his or her office take and file with the Secretary of State the oath required
by Section 279 of the Constitution of Alabama. (Acts 1935, No. 297, p. 721, §3; Code 1940,
T. 46, §67; Acts 1959, No. 571, p. 1429, §1.)...
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43-2-190
Section 43-2-190 Applications for letters testamentary or of administration. The application
filed by a nonresident for letters testamentary or of administration must set forth his name
and post-office address; but the address so given may, at any time, be changed by such nonresident
executor or administrator, such change to be shown by a written statement setting forth his
present post-office address, signed by such executor or administrator, or his attorney and
filed and recorded in the court granting the letters. (Code 1896, §83; Code 1907, §2559;
Code 1923, §5782; Code 1940, T. 61, §144.)...
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43-2-293
Section 43-2-293 Application for removal or additional bond. Application for the removal of
any executor or administrator, or for an additional bond, must be in writing, verified by
oath, must specify the grounds of complaint and must be made to the court from which letters
issued, or in which the administration is pending; and may be made by any creditor, legatee,
devisee, heir or distributee, or by any coexecutor, coadministrator or the sureties, or any
of them. (Code 1852, §§1698, 1699; Code 1867, §§2019, 2020; Code 1876, §§2388, 2389;
Code 1886, §2047; Code 1896, §94; Code 1907, §2568; Code 1923, §5791; Code 1940, T. 61,
§181.)...
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43-2-45
Section 43-2-45 Letters not granted until five days after intestate's death; examination of
applicants and witnesses. No letters of administration must be granted until the expiration
of five days after the death of the intestate is known; and the court may, in all cases, examine
the persons applying therefor, on oath, touching the time and place of the death of the intestate
and as to whether or not he left any will and other matters necessary to give the court jurisdiction;
and may also examine any other witnesses as to the same facts and may compel their attendance
for that purpose by subpoena and attachment. (Code 1852, §1675; Code 1867, §1993; Code 1876,
§2357; Code 1886, §2019; Code 1896, §61; Code 1907, §2525; Code 1923, §5747; Code 1940,
T. 61, §86.)...
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43-2-502
Section 43-2-502 Filing of account, etc. - Generally. In making settlements of an administration,
the executor or administrator must proceed as follows: He must make out an account between
himself and the estate he represents, charging himself with all the assets of the deceased
which have come into his possession, except the lands, and crediting himself with all the
credits he is by law entitled to; which account, verified by his oath, must be filed with
the judge of probate of the court having jurisdiction. With such account he must also file
written evidence in his possession, on which he relies to sustain the credit side of such
account, which may consist of an affidavit or any other legal evidence, in the discretion
of the executor or administrator. He must, at the same time, file a statement, on oath, of
the names of the heirs and legatees of such estate, specifying particularly which are under
the age of 19 years; and, if any of them are persons of unsound mind, it must be...
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45-47-242.20
Section 45-47-242.20 Consolidation of offices and duties. (a) Upon the occurrence of a vacancy
in either the office of tax assessor or tax collector, there shall be a county revenue commissioner
in Marion County. Thereafter, a commissioner shall be elected at the general election next
following the expiration of the term of office of the remaining successor. The county revenue
commissioner shall serve for a term of six years next after his or her election and until
his or her successor is elected and has qualified. (b) The county revenue commissioner shall
do and perform all acts, duties, and functions required by law to be performed either by the
tax assessor or by the tax collector of the county. (c) Subject to the approval of the county
commission, the county revenue commissioner shall appoint and fix the compensation of a sufficient
number of deputies, clerks, and assistants to perform properly the duties of his or her office.
The acts of deputies shall have the same force and...
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12-14-30
Section 12-14-30 Appointment, terms of office and qualifications; designation, etc., of presiding
judge; filling of vacancies; oath; grounds for disqualification of judges from hearing of
cases; practice of law or receipt of unauthorized remuneration for judicial services by full-time
judges prohibited. (a) The governing body of the municipality shall, by vote of a majority
of its members, appoint judges of the municipal court. (b) The term of office of each full-time
municipal judge shall be for a term of four years. The term of office of a municipal judge
other than a full-time municipal judge shall be two years. The term of either full-time or
part-time municipal judges shall continue until a successor has been appointed and qualified.
(c) In the event that a municipality has more than one judge, the mayor shall designate a
presiding judge, who shall have such additional duties and powers and be entitled to receive
such additional compensation as provided by ordinance. (d) Each...
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43-8-51
Section 43-8-51 Controversy as to advancements - Discovery of advancements. Pending administration
of an estate, on the application of the executor or administrator, or someone interested in
the estate, to the probate court where the administration is, alleging on oath that an advancement
has been made by the decedent, and that the value of such advancement is not expressed in
any conveyance or receipt, within the applicant's knowledge, or in any charge made by the
decedent, the judge of probate must issue citation to the distributee or heir alleged to have
received such advancement, requiring him, within a specified time, not less than 30 nor more
than 60 days, to report on oath a list of the property received, the time when and the value
of the same when received, or to deny on oath having received any advancement from the decedent.
If the party alleged to have received the advancement is a nonresident of the state, notice
must be given by publication once a week for three successive...
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