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13A-9-71
Section 13A-9-71 Registration of charitable organizations, professional fund raisers, and commercial
co-venturers, and professional solicitors; notification of changes; exempt persons; annual
report; prohibition against fund raising by unregistered person; contracts between professional
fund raisers and commercial co-venturers; appointment of Secretary of State as agent for service
of process; use of name of charitable organization without consent; disclosure by solicitors;
violations and penalties; injunctive relief. (a) Every charitable organization, except those
granted an exemption in subsection (f), which is physically located in this state, intends
to solicit contributions in or from this state, or to have contributions solicited in this
state, on its behalf, by other charitable organizations, paid solicitors, or commercial co-venturers
in or from this state shall, prior to any solicitation, file a registration statement with
the Attorney General upon a form prescribed by the...
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27-40-9
Section 27-40-9 Service charges; prepayment of obligation. (a) For the purpose of this section,
"consumer insurance premium finance agreement" means an insurance premium finance
agreement as defined in Section 27-40-1 wherein the insurance contracts which are the subject
of the premium finance agreement are for personal, family, or household purposes or where
the premiums for those agreements are two thousand dollars ($2,000) or less. For the purpose
of this section, "commercial premium finance agreement" means any insurance premium
finance agreement other than a consumer premium finance agreement. (b) A premium finance company
shall not charge, contract for, receive, or collect a service charge other than in accordance
with the following provisions: (1) The service charge is to be computed on the balance of
the premium due, after subtracting the down payment made by the insured in accordance with
the premium finance agreement, from the effective date of the insurance for which the...
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8-21A-5
Section 8-21A-5 Supplier's duties to dealers - Provision of repair parts; return of surplus
parts. (a) Every supplier shall provide for the availability of repair parts throughout the
reasonable useful life of any equipment sold by the supplier or dealer. (b) Every supplier
shall give written notice to and provide to its dealers, on at least an annual basis, an opportunity
to return a portion of dealer's surplus parts inventory for credit. This surplus procedure
shall be administered as follows: (1) The supplier must notify its equipment dealers of a
time period, in no event less than 90 days' duration, during which time equipment dealers
may submit their surplus parts lists and return their surplus parts to the supplier. (2) Pursuant
to this subdivision, a supplier must allow surplus parts return authority on a dollar value
of parts equal to 10 percent of the total dollar value of parts purchased on stock order by
the dealer from the supplier during the twelve month period immediately...
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8-1-190
Section 8-1-190 Void contracts; contracts allowed to preserve protectable interests. (a) Every
contract by which anyone is restrained from exercising a lawful profession, trade, or business
of any kind otherwise than is provided by this section is to that extent void. (b) Except
as otherwise prohibited by law, the following contracts are allowed to preserve a protectable
interest: (1) A contract between two or more persons or businesses or a person and a business
limiting their ability to hire or employ the agent, servant, or employees of a party to the
contract where the agent, servant, or employee holds a position uniquely essential to the
management, organization, or service of the business. (2) An agreement between two or more
persons or businesses or a person and a business to limit commercial dealings to each other.
(3) One who sells the good will of a business may agree with the buyer to refrain from carrying
on or engaging in a similar business and from soliciting customers of...
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8-11-5
Section 8-11-5 Taking rebate, etc., by factor, commission merchant, broker, attorney, auctioneer,
or agent. Any factor, commission merchant, broker, attorney, auctioneer, architect, or agent
who is employed or authorized to sell the property of another or to contract for, survey,
locate, estimate for, or superintend any work and who demands, asks for, bargains for, agrees
to take, takes, or receives, directly or indirectly, from the purchaser, contractor, or any
person who is employed to store, move, handle, transport, insure, repair, or do any act or
service in or about the taking care of, preserving, and marketing such property any rebate,
discount, drawback, return commission, gift, or gratuity, who charges his principal on account
of any one or more of the above enumerated services more than he actually paid therefor or
who buys any property or thing for his principal and charges his principal more than he actually
paid therefor, must be punished on conviction as if he had stolen...
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27-22A-1
Section 27-22A-1 Definitions. For purposes of this chapter, the following terms have the following
meanings: (1) COMMISSIONER. The Alabama Commissioner of Insurance. (2) CUSTOMER. A person
who purchases portable electronics or services. (3) DEPARTMENT. The Alabama Department of
Insurance. (4) ENROLLED CUSTOMER. A customer who elects coverage under a portable electronics
insurance policy issued to a vendor of portable electronics. (5) LOCATION. Any physical location
in the State of Alabama or any website, call center site, or similar location directed to
residents of the State of Alabama. (6) PORTABLE ELECTRONICS. Electronic devices that are portable
in nature, their accessories and services related to the use of the device. (7) PORTABLE ELECTRONICS
INSURANCE. a. Insurance providing coverage for the repair or replacement of portable electronics
which may provide coverage for portable electronics against any one or more of the following
causes of loss: Loss, theft, inoperability due to...
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45-49-41
Section 45-49-41 Definitions. For purposes of this part, the following terms have the following
meanings: (1) COMMUNITY OF INTEREST. A continuing financial interest between the grantor and
the grantee in either the operation of the dealership business or the marketing of such goods
and services. (2) DEALERSHIP AGREEMENT. An agreement or contract, either express or implied,
between two or more persons, by which a person is granted the right to sell or distribute
liquid goods, or use a trade name, trademark, service mark, logotype, advertising, or other
commercial symbol in the sale of liquid goods, in which there is a community of interest in
the business of offering, selling, or distributing liquid goods at wholesale, retail, by lease,
agreement, or otherwise. (3) GOOD CAUSE. Failure by a dealer to comply substantially with
a provision of the dealership agreement which is both reasonable and of material significance
to the business relationship between the dealer and grantor, provided...
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7-2-305
Section 7-2-305 Open price term. (1) The parties if they so intend can conclude a contract
for sale even though the price is not settled. In such a case the price is a reasonable price
at the time for delivery if: (a) Nothing is said as to price; or (b) The price is left to
be agreed by the parties and they fail to agree; or (c) The price is to be fixed in terms
of some agreed market or other standard as set or recorded by a third person or agency and
it is not so set or recorded. (2) A price to be fixed by the seller or by the buyer means
a price for him to fix in good faith. (3) When a price left to be fixed otherwise than by
agreement of the parties fails to be fixed through fault of one party, the other may at his
option treat the contract as cancelled or himself fix a reasonable price. (4) Where, however,
the parties intend not to be bound unless the price be fixed or agreed and it is not fixed
or agreed there is no contract. In such a case the buyer must return any goods already...
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8-21A-2
Section 8-21A-2 Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the ascribed
meanings unless the context indicates a different meaning: (1) CONTINUING COMMERCIAL RELATIONSHIP.
Any relationship in which the equipment dealer has been granted the right to sell and/or service
equipment manufactured by the supplier. (2) COST or NET COST. The actual price paid by the
dealer to the manufacturer, distributor, or wholesaler, plus freight costs paid by or charged
to the dealer. (3) CURRENT NET PRICE. The dealer's price as listed in the supplier's effective
price list and/or catalog. (4) DEALER CONTRACT, DEALER AGREEMENT, or FRANCHISE. An agreement
or contract, expressed or implied, oral or written, by and between a supplier and a dealer
by which the dealer is granted the right to purchase, sell, distribute, and/or service the
supplier's equipment, and in which there is a community of interest in the marketing of farm
tractors, lawn and garden equipment, light industrial...
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16-24B-3
Section 16-24B-3 Principals - Probationary and contract principals. (a) Any other provision
of law to the contrary notwithstanding, persons employed as principals in the public schools
in Alabama on or after July 1, 2000, may, at the election of the employing board and upon
the recommendation of the chief executive officer, be employed as probationary principals
for up to one full contract year; provided, however, that if such person is being employed
as a principal for the first time, such probationary period may be for up to two full contract
years. After completion of such probationary period, the same employing board, upon the recommendation
of the chief executive officer, shall either offer the probationary principal not less than
a three-year contract pursuant to this section or terminate the probationary principal for
any reason, or without a stated reason, as the case may be. In the case of a probationary
principal who is terminated prior to the end of the school year, the...
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