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45-19-80.30
Section 45-19-80.30 THIS SECTION WAS ASSIGNED BY THE CODE COMMISSIONER IN THE 2018 REGULAR
SESSION, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2018. THIS IS NOT IN THE CURRENT CODE SUPPLEMENT. (a) In Coosa
County, in addition to any and all court costs, fees, and charges now or hereafter authorized,
there shall be assessed by the clerk of the circuit court a one hundred dollar ($100) charge
on the service of all failure to appear warrants executed by the deputies or Sheriff of Coosa
County. (b) The service fee imposed in this section shall be assessed against a defendant
upon conviction. The clerk of the court shall enter the amount of the fee provided in this
section on the docket sheet and shall collect the fee in the same manner and same time as
other court costs. The service fee may be waived by the court for good cause shown. (c) The
revenues derived from this fee shall be distributed as follows: (1) Twenty-five dollars ($25)
of the fee shall be distributed to the Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Fund...
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12-21-248
Section 12-21-248 Conditional judgment against defaulting witnesses - Notice; when made absolute.
Where a conditional judgment has been entered against a defaulting witness in a criminal case,
if he does not appear before the docket then in process of being heard is completed and show
a sufficient cause for his default, a notice must be issued by the clerk of the court within
30 days notifying him of the entry of such conditional judgment and that the same will be
made absolute at the expiration of 30 days from the date of service of said notice unless
he appears and shows sufficient excuse for his default, which notice must be served by the
sheriff and return thereof made to the clerk. If he fails to appear as required or fails to
show sufficient excuse for his default, to be determined by the court, the judgment must be
made absolute against him. (Code 1852, §673; Code 1867, §4225; Code 1876, §4930; Code 1886,
§4471; Code 1896, §5295; Code 1907, §7892; Code 1923, §5630; Code...
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14-15-4
Section 14-15-4 Exhaustion of administrative remedies; dismissal of action; waiver of right
to reply; pretrial proceedings; limitations (a) The department and any private company or
contractor providing any services within any correctional facility shall adopt administrative
remedies for prisoners. The administrative remedies shall be prominently posted and published
to all prisoners. (b) A prisoner incarcerated by the department may not assert a pro se civil
claim under state law until the prisoner exhausts all administrative remedies available. If
a prisoner files a pro se civil action in contravention of this section, the court shall dismiss
the action without prejudice. (c) The court shall take judicial notice of administrative remedies
adopted by the department that have been filed with the Clerk of the Supreme Court of Alabama.
(d)(1) The court, on its own motion or on the motion of a party, may dismiss any prisoner
pro se civil action if the court is satisfied that the action is...
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6-8-100
Section 6-8-100 Answer of tender; judgment thereon. An answer of tender of money or of a thing
in action must be accompanied by a delivery of the money or such thing in action to the clerk
of the court. If the tender is of ponderous articles or other personal property, the answer
must aver a readiness to deliver it to the plaintiff. Judgment for the defendant upon the
answer vests the title to the thing tendered in the plaintiff, subject to any claim the defendant
may have for his trouble in keeping it. (Code 1852, §§2245, 2246; Code 1867, §§2648, 2649;
Code 1876, §§2997, 2998; Code 1886, §2585; Code 1896, §3298; Code 1907, §5334; Code 1923,
§9473; Code 1940, T. 7, §228.)...
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40-7-48
Section 40-7-48 Appeals - Judgment of revaluation. Upon the notice being given and bond filed
as required in Section 40-7-46, the officer, board, or commission making such assessment or
revaluation shall certify a statement of the assessment or valuation to the clerk of the circuit
court, and the case shall be docketed in the circuit court and shall stand for trial within
10 days after it is so entered upon the docket. The valuation of the property so adjudged
by the court on appeal shall be the valuation for the assessment of such property, which valuation
shall be certified by the clerk of the court to the officer, board, or commission charged
with the duty of valuing such property for taxation. (Code 1923, §6098; Code 1940, T. 51,
§76.)...
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43-8-197
Section 43-8-197 Change of venue. (a) At any time before the trial of such contest, either
party may remove the same to another county by proceeding as is required in civil actions
in the circuit court; and when an order for the removal of the trial of such contest is made,
the judge of probate must transmit the will, subpoenas and all other papers belonging, and
a transcript of all the entries of record relating thereto, to the judge of the probate court
of the county to which the trial is ordered to be removed. Such judge of probate must proceed
to try the case in the same manner as prescribed for the judge of probate of the county from
which it has been removed. (b) If the judgment is rendered in the probate court to which it
has been removed, and no appeal is taken within 30 days thereafter, such judgment must be
certified by the judge of such probate court, and the will and other papers be returned to
the probate court from which the trial was removed; and the will must be...
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6-6-254
Section 6-6-254 Return of bonds; liability of sheriff for failing to do so; compelling making
of return. All bonds taken under this article must be returned within 10 days thereafter to
the clerk of the court in which the action is pending, and, on failure, the sheriff is liable
to the successful party to the amount of the value of the property and damages for its detention
as assessed by the jury, with interest thereon from the entry of the judgment, to be recovered
on motion to the court in which such judgment was entered on three days' notice, or the sheriff
may, at any time, be compelled by attachment to make such return. (Code 1852, §2196; Code
1867, §2597; Code 1876, §2946; Code 1886, §2722; Code 1896, §1481; Code 1907, §3787;
Code 1923, §7398; Code 1940, T. 7, §927.)...
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11-50-171
Section 11-50-171 Publication of notice of adoption of resolution authorizing transfer, certain
terms thereof, etc.; limitation period for action to restrain proposed transfer, etc. (a)
After the adoption of proceedings providing for the transfer and conveyance of any water system
or systems, the public corporation and municipality or municipalities proposing to make such
transfer and conveyance shall cause to be published once a week for two successive weeks in
a newspaper having general circulation within the limits of such municipality or municipalities
a notice in substantially the following form (the blanks being first properly filled in) with
the names of the public corporation and the municipality or municipalities appended thereto:
"A resolution has been adopted by the board of directors of the _____ (herein insert
the name of the public corporation proposing to make the transfer) and a resolution (or resolutions)
has (or have) been adopted by the governing body (or bodies) of...
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12-12-31
Section 12-12-31 Small claims actions; attorney representation; when; attorney fees; prosecution
of assigned claims; license required. (a) The district court shall exercise exclusive jurisdiction
over all civil actions in which the matter in controversy, exclusive of interest and costs,
does not exceed six thousand dollars ($6,000). These actions shall be placed on a small claims
docket by each district court and shall be processed according to uniform rules of simplified
civil procedure as may be promulgated by the Supreme Court. (b) A party, including an individual,
partnership, or corporation, may appear in cases on the small claims docket of district court
with or without representation by an attorney. If a partnership appears without representation
by an attorney, the person representing the partnership shall be a partner or employee of
the partnership and if a corporation appears without representation by an attorney, the person
representing the corporation shall be an officer or...
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12-21-4
Section 12-21-4 Taking of affidavits outside state. Affidavits required in the commencement
or progress of any action or judicial proceedings may be taken without this state before any
commissioner appointed by the Governor of this state, any judge or clerk of a federal court,
any judge or clerk of any court of record or any notary public, who shall certify under their
hands and seals of office, if any. (Code 1867, §645; Code 1876, §550; Code 1886, §2768;
Code 1896, §1799; Code 1907, §3965; Code 1923, §7661; Code 1940, T. 7, §373.)...
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