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6-6-252
Section 6-6-252 Intervention by claimant of property; disposition of property. When an action
is commenced for the recovery of personal property in specie under the provisions of
subsection (a) of Section 6-6-250, any person claiming an interest in the property may intervene
as a matter of right. Within five days after entry of the order authorizing intervention,
the intervenor may make affidavit that the property sued for belongs to him and give bond
in favor of the party then entitled to possession of the property pending an action, or, if
neither party is then entitled to possession of the property pending an action and the property
is in the custody of the sheriff, in favor of the party from whom the property was taken,
the bond to be in the amount and upon the terms provided in subsection (b) of Section 6-6-250,
whereupon the sheriff must deliver the property to the claimant unless, within five days after
the sheriff seizes the property for delivery to the claimant, the party to...
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32-13-3
shall occur where the vehicle is located. The department, within five calendar days of receipt
of the notice of public auction, shall send a motor vehicle interest termination notice to
the current owner and lienholder of record, if any, as disclosed on the notice of public auction.
The motor vehicle interest termination notice shall advise the owner and lienholder of record,
if any, that their interest in the motor vehicle, upon its sale, will be terminated pursuant
to this chapter, and personal property and items contained in the motor vehicle will
be disposed of in a manner determined by the person or entity conducting the sale. (4) The
notice shall include all the information provided in the notice of public auction as well
as the owner or other interested party's appeal rights, pursuant to Sections 32-13-4 and 40-2A-8,
to contest the proposed sale of the motor vehicle. (c)(1) Upon payment of the sales price
to a seller who is a bonded agent, pursuant to Section 32-8-34, Section...
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13A-11-90
is permitted by Alabama law or regulation; iv. The employee has never been convicted of any
crime of violence as that term is defined in Section 13A-11-70, nor of any crime set forth
in Chapter 6 of Title 13A, nor is subject to a Domestic Violence Order, as that term is defined
in Section 13A-6-141; v. The employee does not meet any of the factors set forth in Section
13A-11-75(a)(1)a.1-8; and vi. The employee has no documented prior workplace incidents involving
the threat of physical injury or which resulted in physical injury. (2) The
motor vehicle is operated or parked in a location where it is otherwise permitted to be. (3)
The firearm is either of the following: a. In a motor vehicle attended by the employee, kept
from ordinary observation within the person's motor vehicle. b. In a motor vehicle unattended
by the employee, kept from ordinary observation and locked within a compartment, container,
or in the interior of the person's privately owned motor vehicle or in a...
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13A-11-84
Section 13A-11-84 Penalties; seizure and disposition of pistols involved in violations of certain
sections. (a) Every violation of subsection (a) of Section 13A-11-72 or Section 13A-11-81
shall be a Class C felony. Every violation of subsection (b) of Section 13A-11-72 or Sections
13A-11-73, 13A-11-74, 13A-11-76, and 13A-11-77 through 13A-11-80 shall be a Class A misdemeanor.
The punishment for violating Section 13A-11-78 or 13A-11-79 may include revocation of license.
(b) It shall be the duty of any sheriff, policeman, or other peace officer of the State of
Alabama, arresting any person charged with violating Sections 13A-11-71 through 13A-11-73,
or any one or more of those sections, to seize the pistol or pistols in the possession or
under the control of the person or persons charged with violating the section or sections,
and to deliver the pistol or pistols to one of the following named persons: if a municipal
officer makes the arrest, to the city clerk or custodian of stolen...
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6-2-34
Section 6-2-34 Commencement of actions - Six years. The following must be commenced within
six years: (1) Actions for any trespass to person or liberty, such as false imprisonment or
assault and battery; (2) Actions for any trespass to real or personal property; (3)
Actions for the detention or conversion of personal property; (4) Actions founded on
promises in writing not under seal; (5) Actions for the recovery of money upon a loan, upon
a stated or liquidated account or for arrears of rent due upon a parol demise; (6) Actions
for the use and occupation of land; (7) Motions and other actions against the sureties of
any sheriff, coroner, constable, or any public officer and actions against the sureties of
executors, administrators, or guardians for any nonfeasance, misfeasance, or malfeasance,
whatsoever, of their principal, the time to be computed from the act done or omitted by their
principal which fixes the liability of the surety; (8) Motions and other actions against...
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15-5-62
proceeds includes any property derived directly or indirectly from an offense. The term includes,
but is not limited to, money or any other means of exchange. The term is not limited to the
net gain or profit realized from the offense. b. In cases involving lawful goods or services
that are sold or provided in an unlawful manner, proceeds are the amount of money or other
means of exchange acquired through the illegal transaction resulting in the forfeiture, less
the direct costs lawfully incurred in providing the goods or services. The lawful costs deduction
does not include any part of the overhead expenses of, or taxes paid by, the entity providing
the goods or services. The alleged offender or delinquent has the burden to prove that any
costs are lawfully incurred. (8) PROPERTY. Any real or personal property and any benefit,
privilege, claim, position, interest in an enterprise, or right derived, directly or indirectly,
from the criminal offense. (Act 2014-306, p. 1103, ยง3.)...
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33-5A-4
five calendar days of receipt of the notice of public auction, shall send a vessel interest
termination notice to the current owner and lienholder of record, if any, of the abandoned
or derelict vessel, as disclosed on the notice of public auction. The vessel interest termination
notice shall advise the owner and lienholder of record, if any, of all of the following: a.
The owner or lienholder's interest in the vessel, upon its sale, will be terminated pursuant
to this chapter. b. Any personal property and items contained in the vessel will be
disposed of in a manner determined by the person conducting the sale. c. The owner or lienholder
of record may redeem the vessel prior to the sale by providing reasonable proof of ownership
and satisfying any liens upon the vessel created pursuant to this chapter. d. All of the information
provided in the notice of public auction. e. The owner or other interested party's right to
appeal and contest the proposed sale of the vessel as...
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32-13-4
lienholders of record, if any, of a motor vehicle, prior to the sale, may contest the sale
of the motor vehicle pursuant to this chapter by filing a notice of appeal with the circuit
court in the county where the sale is scheduled to occur. (b)(1) If no application for hearing
is timely made by the current owners, registrants, secured parties, or lienholders of record,
if any, for the motor vehicle, the motor vehicle may be sold at the time and place designated
in the notice of sale and any personal property or items contained in the vehicle may
be disposed of in a manner determined by the person or entity conducting the sale. (2) If
application for a hearing is timely made by the current owners, registrants, secured parties,
or lienholders of record, if any, for the motor vehicle, then all such parties shall be provided
notice by the circuit court. The circuit court shall conduct a hearing to determine if the
motor vehicle is an abandoned motor vehicle as defined by this chapter and...
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33-5A-3
Section 33-5A-3 Duty. (a) Except as provided in Section 33-5A-5, a person who removes a vessel
pursuant to this chapter shall do all of the following: (1) Give written notice of the removal
to the agency within five calendar days. The notice shall include a complete description of
the vessel, the vessel identification number, and any other information required by the agency.
(2) Perform a lien search on the vessel with the Secretary of State of Alabama, the Secretary
of State of the state of the owner's residence, and the National Vessel Documentation Center.
(3) Give written notice of the removal of the vessel to the owner and lienholders of record
of all of the following: a. The location of the vessel. b. The normal business hours of the
facility, if any, holding the vessel. c. Any accrued charges or fees and the daily storage
rate. d. The mailing address and contact telephone number of the person in possession of the
vessel. e. The following language in no smaller than 10 point...
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3-1-29
or other animal welfare agency may upon delivery or at any time thereafter destroy the animal
that is in his or her opinion injured, diseased past recovery, or whose continued existence
is inhumane and destruction is necessary to relieve pain or suffering. (f) After confiscation
the humane society or other animal welfare agency may make application to the circuit court
for a hearing to determine whether any animal seized pursuant to subsection (c) shall be humanely
destroyed due to disease, injury or lack of any useful purpose because of training
or viciousness. The court shall set a hearing date not more than 30 days from the filing of
the application and shall give notice of the same to the owners of the animals. Upon a finding
by the court that the seized animals are diseased, injured, or lack any useful purpose due
to training or viciousness, it shall be within the authority of the humane society or other
animal welfare agency to humanely destroy such animal. Any animal found by...
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