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34-14B-3
Section 34-14B-3 Application for licensure. (a) An applicant for licensure as a home inspector
shall submit an application, under oath, upon a form to be prescribed by the Building Commission
which shall include, as a minimum, the following information pertaining to the applicant:
(1) Social Security number for natural persons or employer identification number for other
entities. (2) The name and address under which the applicant conducts business, if an individual
proprietorship; the name and address of each partner or venturer, if the applicant is a partnership
or joint venture; or the name and address of the corporate officers and statutory agent for
service, if the applicant is a corporation. (3) A certificate issued by an insurance company
licensed to do business in the State of Alabama that the applicant has procured public liability
and property damage insurance covering the applicant's home inspection operations in the sum
of not less than twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) for...
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11-72-9
Section 11-72-9 Application and permission to cut, remove, trim, etc.; emergency exceptions
(a) Except as provided in subsection (b), no person shall cut, remove, trim, or in any way
damage any tree in any street right-of-way in the Class 2 municipality or create any condition
injurious to any tree without having first made a written application so to do to the commission
and having obtained advance written permission from the commission. Any governmental body
or utility may, by filing an application accompanied by a certificate as hereinafter provided,
obtain a continuing permission to trim, cut, or remove at any time any trees in any area described
in its application for such permission. The form of application shall be as established by
the commission, and the commission may delegate to one or more of its members or officers
the power to grant such permission in accordance with standards set by it. The commission
may in its discretion hold public hearings on any application and may...
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13A-8-36
Section 13A-8-36 Damage or destruction of property. (a) It is unlawful for a person with the
intent to damage property and having no right to do so or any reasonable ground to believe
that he or she has such a right, damages or destroys any of the following: (1) Telecommunications,
cable communications, or electric power transmission pedestal or pole owned or operated by
a telecommunications, cable, or electric power company or cooperative, or electric power supplier,
or railroad. (2) Telecommunications, cable communications, or electric power grounding or
any other equipment or materials used in the delivery of electricity, wire, fiber insulator,
power supply transformer, ground wire, or other apparatus, equipment, or fixture used in the
transmission of telecommunications, cable communications, or electric power owned or operated
by a telecommunications, cable, or electric power company or cooperative, or electric power
supplier, or railroad. (3) Equipment used in the transmission of...
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27-31A-2
Section 27-31A-2 Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the following
meanings, respectively, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) COMMISSIONER.
The Insurance Commissioner of this state or the commissioner, director, or superintendent
of insurance in any other state. (2) COMPLETED OPERATIONS LIABILITY. Liability arising out
of the installation, maintenance, or repair of any product at a site which is not owned or
controlled by either of the following: a. Any person who performs that work. b. Any person
who hires an independent contractor to perform that work, but shall include liability for
activities which are completed or abandoned before the date of the occurrence giving rise
to the liability. (3) DOMICILE. For purposes of determining the state in which a purchasing
group is domiciled: a. For a corporation, the state in which the purchasing group is incorporated.
b. For an unincorporated entity, the state of its principal place of...
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6-5-220
Section 6-5-220 Definitions. As used in this article, the following words and phrases used
herein shall have the following meaning ascribed to them: (a) BUILDER. Any individual, partnership,
firm, or corporation that constructed, or performed or managed the construction of, an improvement,
or any portion thereof, on or to real estate, and at the time of the construction was licensed
as a general contractor in the State of Alabama. (b) ARCHITECT. Any individual who, at the
time the architectural services were performed, was legally qualified to practice architecture
and held an unexpired registration as an architect in the State of Alabama; any partnership,
corporation, professional corporation, or professional association which, at the time the
architectural services were performed, was legally qualified to practice architecture in the
State of Alabama; and all employees or agents of the registered architect or of his or her
entity or firm acting under the instruction, control, or...
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11-71-4
Section 11-71-4 Powers of authority. Any authority formed pursuant to this chapter shall have
the following powers, in addition to those stated elsewhere in this chapter: (1) To enter
into competitively bid contracts and agreements affecting the infrastructure projects of the
district. (2) To hold public meetings with proper advertisement and notice to affected and
adjacent property owners. (3) To acquire, construct, install, and operate projects and all
property, rights, or interests incidental or pertinent thereto; provided, however, that nothing
in this chapter shall authorize an authority to construct, own, or operate a system for the
generation, transmission, or distribution of electric power, cable television, or Internet
system, or telecommunications utility or to be in the business of providing electric energy,
cable television, Internet, or telecommunications services. (4) To have the management, control,
and supervision of all the business and affairs of the district, and of...
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13A-8-37
Section 13A-8-37 Possession or control of stolen property. (a) It is unlawful for a person
to possess or control the following property knowing that it has been stolen or having reasonable
grounds to believe it has been stolen, unless the property is possessed or controlled with
intent to restore it to the owner: (1) Metal property marked with the initials of an electrical
company, a telephone company, a cable company, another public utility, a railroad, or a brewer.
(2) Utility access covers, manhole covers, or storm drain covers, unless the seller is a company
that deals in the manufacture or sale of the aforementioned products. (3) Street light poles
and fixtures, unless the seller is a company that deals in the manufacture or sale of the
aforementioned products. (4) Road and bridge guard rails unless the seller is a company that
deals in the manufacture or sale of the aforementioned products. (5) Highway or street signs,
traffic light signals, and traffic directional and control...
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37-16-7
Section 37-16-7 Civil action by owner of interest in real property subject to easement; damages;
condemnation; receipt of rights by grant or agreement; motice of installation; liability.
(a) If the owner of an interest in real property subject to an electric easement contends
that the owner's property has been taken, injured, or destroyed by the construction, installation,
use, or enlargement of broadband systems within the electric easement on the owner's property
and the electric easement does not expressly provide for such, the owner may file a civil
action in the circuit court for the county in which the property is located to recover damages
as specified by this section. All such actions must be brought within three years after the
later of: (1) August 1, 2019; or (2) the date broadband systems are first constructed or installed
within the electric easement on the owner's real property. Nothing in this chapter shall revive
any right or remedy which may have become barred by lapse...
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41-16-3
Section 41-16-3 Timely execution of state contracts required. (a) Whenever the State of Alabama
is a party to any contract, the contract shall be executed by all parties in a timely fashion.
When a party to a contract, other than the state, has fully executed the responsibility under
the contract and there remains only the payment of funds by the state, payment shall be made
in a timely manner. If the amount due by the state is not in dispute, payment shall be made
within 30 days after the other party has completed his or her portion of the contract and
presented a proper invoice. If the amount payable is not paid within 30 days, interest on
the amount shall be charged. A party who receives a payment from the state in connection with
a contract shall pay each of its subcontractors or sub-subcontractors the portion of the state's
payment to the extent of that subcontractor's or sub-subcontractor's interest in the state's
payment in accordance with the payment terms agreed to by the...
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6-5-345
Section 6-5-345 Duty of care owed by possessor of real property to certain trespassers. (a)
For the purpose of this section, the following words have the following meanings: (1) POSSESSOR
OF REAL PROPERTY or POSSESSOR. The owner, lessee, renter, or other lawful occupant of real
property. (2) TRESPASSER. A person who goes upon the premises of another without permission
or invitation, expressed or implied, or who, after rightfully entering upon the premises of
another, remains on the premises after consent or license to enter or use the premises has
been terminated. (b)(1) A possessor of real property owes no duty of care to a trespasser
except to: a. Refrain from causing wanton or intentional injury, including by a trap or pitfall.
b. Exercise reasonable care to avoid causing injury to a known trespasser in a position of
peril and to use reasonable care to warn a known trespasser of dangers known by the possessor
to exist on the property. c. Exercise reasonable diligence to warn a...
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