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40-12-419
Section 40-12-419 Records to be kept; inspection of records. Every automotive dismantler and
parts recycler shall keep a register of all purchases and sales of motor vehicles for five
years from the date of purchase or sale, showing the make, model, year, body style, vehicle
identification number, and the name and address of the purchaser or seller. A salvage pool
shall furnish the purchaser with the make, model, year, body style, vehicle identification
number of the vehicles it sells and, if the owner is an insurance company, the salvage pool
shall furnish the purchaser with the claim number. Such registers shall be made available
for inspection by identified law enforcement officers of the state, county and municipality
of the automotive dismantler and parts recycler's business location at reasonable business
hours on business days. (Acts 1979, No. 79-756, p. 1342, §7.)...
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11-88-85
Section 11-88-85 Redemption of property after sale - Authorization and procedure generally.
Any real property sold for the satisfaction of an assessment lien imposed thereon by the board
may be redeemed by the former owner or his assigns or other person authorized to redeem property
sold for taxes by the State of Alabama, within two years from the date of such sale, by paying
to the purchaser at such sale or to any person deriving title under such purchaser or to the
treasurer of the authority for such purchaser or person deriving title under such purchaser
the amount of the purchase price for which the property was sold at such sale plus an amount
equal to interest on such purchase price from the date of such sale to the date of redemption
at the rate of eight percent per annum plus a fee of $2.00 to cover the expense of a conveyance.
If the redemption is made from the authority, the payment may be made upon such terms, including
installment payments, as the board may approve. (Acts...
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40-10-128
Section 40-10-128 Deposit of redemption money - Generally. If the lands redeemed were bid in
by any person other than the state, the redemption money must be deposited by the judge of
probate in the county treasury and there kept separate and apart from the general funds of
the county, and the judge of probate shall notify the purchaser of such deposit by mailing
notice to the residence or place of business of such purchaser, or to such address as the
purchaser may furnish the judge of probate at the time he secures his certificate of purchase;
and, upon the demand of the purchaser, his legal representative or assignee and the surrender
of the certificate of purchase, the judge of probate must give him an order on the treasury
for the same. (Acts 1935, No. 194, p. 256; Code 1940, T. 51, §311.)...
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27-25-7
Section 27-25-7 Notice of availability of owner's title insurance. (a) In connection with any
transaction involving the purchase or sale of a fee simple or possessory interest in real
property in this state, the title insurer shall obtain or cause its agent to obtain, at or
before the closing of settlement and disbursement of any funds, a statement in writing from
the purchaser acknowledging that the purchaser has received a notice that owner's title insurance
may be available to the purchaser in accordance with the underwriting guidelines of the title
insurer and that the purchaser does or does not desire to purchase owner's insurance coverage.
The written notice of availability of owner's title insurance shall contain all of the following:
(1) The address or legal description of the property. (2) A disclosure that owner's title
insurance may be available in accordance with the underwriting guidelines of the title insurer
and the premium therefor. (3) A space to indicate the desire of...
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11-48-54
Section 11-48-54 Redemption of property after sale generally. Any real property heretofore
or hereafter sold for the satisfaction of a local improvement assessment lien imposed thereon
by the governing body of a municipality may be redeemed by the former owner, or his assigns,
or other person authorized to redeem property sold for taxes by the State of Alabama within
two years from the date of such sale by paying to the purchaser at such sale or to any person
deraigning title under such purchaser or to the city or town treasurer for such purchaser
or person deraigning title under such purchaser the amount of the purchase price for which
the property was sold at such sale plus an amount equal to interest on such purchase price
from the date of such sale to the date of redemption at the rate of six percent per annum
plus a fee of $2.00 to cover the expense of a conveyance. If the redemption is made from the
municipality, the payment may be made upon such terms including installment...
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40-10-127
Section 40-10-127 Issuance of certificates of redemption. Upon the payment of the amount required
by law for the redemption of the lands sold for taxes by a person entitled to redeem, the
judge of probate, or official who performs the same function, shall issue that person a certificate
of redemption describing the lands, setting forth the facts of the sale substantially as contained
in the certificate of purchase, the date of redemption, the amount paid, by whom the lands
were redeemed, and make the proper entries in the book of sales in his or her office and immediately
give notice of the redemption to the county treasurer or custodian of the county funds. The
judge of probate, or official who performs the same functions, shall sign the certificate.
Unless signed, no certificate shall be held as evidence of redemption, and it shall be the
duty of the judge of probate, or official who performs the same functions, to keep a book
of certificates of redemption, and every blank shall have...
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35-8A-409
Section 35-8A-409 Resales of units. (a) Except in the case of a sale where delivery of an offering
statement is required, or unless exempt under Section 35-8A-401(b), a unit owner upon written
request by a purchaser of a unit previously disposed of, which written request must be made
within 14 days of the date the purchaser signs the contract with a purchaser, shall furnish
to a purchaser before the conveyance and in any event within 15 days of receipt of the written
request, a copy of the declaration, the bylaws, the rules, and the regulations of the association,
and a certificate containing: (1) A statement setting forth the amount of the periodic common
expense assessment; (2) A statement setting forth the amount of any unpaid common expense
or special assessments against the unit either past due or then due owing; (3) A statement
of any other assessments or fees assessed against the unit or the unit owner either past due
or then due and owing; (4) The most recent regularly prepared...
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11-53B-9
Section 11-53B-9 Sale of property upon default. (a) Any property owner, notwithstanding his
or her default, may pay the assessment lien with interest and all costs if tendered before
a sale of the property. (b) The cost of any notice and sale resulting from a default on paying
an assessment shall constitute a charge against the property to be sold and shall be retained
out of the proceeds of the sale. (c) The officer making the sale shall execute a deed to the
purchaser, which shall convey all the rights, title, and interest which the party against
whose property the assessment was made had or held in the property at the date of making the
assessment or on the date of making the sale. Any surplus arising from the sale shall be paid
to the city or municipal treasurer to be kept as a separate fund by the treasurer for the
owner upon the responsibility of his or her official bond. The municipality may, by its agents,
purchase real estate sold as provided under this chapter and, in the...
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35-8A-410
Section 35-8A-410 Escrow of deposits. (a) As used in this section, except as otherwise provided,
the following terms shall have the following meanings: (1) HARD COSTS. Any and all costs associated
with the actual building and construction of the condominium project, including, but not limited
to, site preparation, building materials, shell features, interior enclosures, fit-out costs,
mechanical and electrical systems, and fixtures. The term hard costs does not include financing
costs, compensation paid to architects, engineers, consultants, sales persons, or attorneys
or for advertising or other marketing costs. (2) QUALIFIED PURCHASER. a. An individual, a
group of individuals, or an entity owned directly or indirectly solely by individuals where
each individual shall have an income of more than two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000)
for the calendar year immediately preceding the date of the purchaser's signing of the purchase
contract, or a joint income with his or her spouse of...
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40-12-396
Section 40-12-396 License - Suspension or revocation; reasons for revocation or denial of license.
(a) The commissioner may, subject to the appeal provisions allowed in Chapter 2A of this Title
40, suspend or revoke any license issued for the willful and intentional failure of the licensee
to comply with the provisions of this article or for the willful failure to maintain the business
premises, location, and sign as described in the application. (b) A license may be revoked
or a license application may be denied by the Department of Revenue for any of the following
reasons: (1) Fraud practiced or any material misstatement in license application. (2) Change
of condition after a license is granted or the failure to maintain qualification for the license.
(3) Skipping title assignment; accepting open assignment of title and/or bill of sale for
a motor vehicle which is not completed by identifying the licensee as the purchaser or assignee
of the motor vehicle. (4) Having no established...
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