6-5-546
Section 6-5-546 Venue of actions; transfer. In any action for injury or damages or wrongful
death whether in contract or in tort against a health care provider based on a breach of the
standard of care, the action must be brought in the county wherein the act or omission constituting
the alleged breach of the standard of care by the defendant actually occurred. If plaintiff
alleges that plaintiff's injuries or plaintiff's decedent's death resulted from acts or omissions
which took place in more than one county within the State of Alabama, the action must be brought
in the county wherein the plaintiff resided at the time of the act or omission, if the action
is one for personal injuries, or wherein the plaintiff's decedent resided at the time
of the act or omission if the action is one for wrongful death. If at any time prior to the
commencement of the trial of the action it is shown that the plaintiff's injuries or plaintiff's
decedent's death did not result from acts or omissions...
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8-19-10
to the office of the Attorney General and to the local district attorney and, upon entry of
any injunction, judgment, or decree in the action, shall mail a copy of such injunction, judgment,
or decree to the office of the Attorney General and to the local district attorney. (e) At
least 15 days prior to the filing of any action under this section, a written demand for relief,
identifying the claimant and reasonably describing the unfair or deceptive act or practice
relied upon and the injury suffered, shall be communicated to any prospective respondent
by placing in the United States mail or otherwise. Any person receiving such a demand for
relief who, within 15 days of the delivering of the demand for relief, makes a written tender
of settlement which is rejected by the claimant may, in any subsequent action, file the written
tender and an affidavit concerning this rejection. If the court finds that the relief tendered
was sufficient to compensate the petitioner for his or her...
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11-92A-20
Section 11-92A-20 Limited liability. The recovery of damages under any judgment or judgments
against an authority shall be limited to $100,000 for bodily injury or death for one
person in any single occurrence. Recovery of damages under any judgment or judgments against
art authority shall be limited to $300,000 in the aggregate where more than two persons have
claims or judgments on account of bodily injury or death arising out of any single
occurrence. Recovery of damages under any judgment or judgments against an authority shall
be limited to $100,000 for damage or loss of property arising out of any single occurrence.
No authority shall settle or compromise any claim for bodily injury, death, or property
damage for an amount in excess of the amounts hereinabove set forth. (Acts 1989, No. 89-404,
p. 802, §20.)...
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11-92B-14
Section 11-92B-14 Liability for injuries. An authority shall not be liable for damages for
injury done to any person or corporation, unless the injury was done due to
the negligence or wantonness of an agent, officer, or employee of the authority while engaged
in work for the authority and while acting in the line and scope of his or her duty, or unless
the injury was done due to the neglect, carelessness, or failure to remedy a defect
in the streets, alleys, drainage systems, or buildings of the authority after the authority
had been given notice of the defect or after the defect had existed for such an unreasonable
length of time as to raise a presumption of knowledge of the defect on the part of the authority.
Whenever an authority shall be made liable for damages by reason of the unauthorized or wrongful
acts or negligence or carelessness of any person or corporation, then the person or corporation
shall be liable to an action on the same account by the party so injured. (Act...
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3-1-10
Section 3-1-10 Wanton, malicious, etc., destruction, injury, etc., of animal or article
or commodity of value of another - Prohibited. Any person, who unlawfully, wantonly or maliciously
kills, disables, disfigures, destroys or injures any animal or article or commodity of value
which is the property of another must, on conviction, be fined not less than twice the value
of the injury or damage to the owner of the property nor more than $1,000.00 and may
also be imprisoned in the county jail, or sentenced to hard labor for the county for not more
than six months, and so much of the fine as may be necessary to repair the injury or
loss shall go to the party injured. (Code 1852, §§186, 191; Code 1867, §§3733, 3738; Code
1876, §§4408, 4420; Code 1886, §3869; Code 1896, §§5090, 5091; Code 1907, §6230; Code
1923, §3212; Code 1940, T. 3, §9; Acts 1982, No. 82-626, p. 1180.)...
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34-14B-3
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 injury or damage to property; and fifty thousand
dollars ($50,000) for injury or damage, including death, to any one person; and one
hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) for injury or damage, including death, to more
than one person; or at any greater limits of liability prescribed by the Building Commission;
and, in addition, evidence of insurance against the errors and omissions of the home inspector
in an amount and form to be prescribed by the Building Commission. (4) Evidence of one of
the...
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41-9-65
Section 41-9-65 Limitation periods for presentation of claims. (a) Unless otherwise provided
in this section, all claims must be presented to the Board of Adjustment within one year after
the cause of action accrues. (b) Claims for injury to the person resulting in death
must be presented to the Board of Adjustment within two years after the cause of action accrues,
unless the same is first carried into the courts of the state, in which event the statute
of limitations shall not begin to run until the date on which a final judgment in the same,
holding the claimant not entitled to relief through the courts of the state, is entered. (c)
In the matter of escheats to the State of Alabama, any such claim must be filed with the Board
of Adjustment within 10 years from the time of the escheat to the State of Alabama; except,
that the claims of minors may be considered by the Board of Adjustment if the claims are filed
within three years after the minor has reached the age of 19 years. (d)...
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45-24A-32.13
Section 45-24A-32.13 Civil action for reimbursement. Any person against whom an adjudication
of liability for a civil violation is made under this part, or the ordinance passed pursuant
hereto, and who actually pays the civil penalty imposed thereby shall have a cause of action
against any person who may be shown to have been operating the vehicle recorded at the time
of the violation for the amount of the civil penalty actually paid plus any consequential
or compensatory damages and reasonable attorney fees, without regard to the rules regarding
joint and several liability, contribution, or indemnity. Provided, however, that as a condition
precedent to the bringing of a civil action, that the person held responsible for payment
of the civil penalty must first make written demand on the other person for reimbursement
of the civil penalty, giving a minimum of 60 days to remit payment, and if reimbursement is
fully made within the 60-day period then the cause of action shall be...
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45-37A-42.14
Section 45-37A-42.14 Civil action against person operating vehicle. Any person against whom
a determination of liability for a civil violation is made pursuant to an ordinance authorized
by this part, and who actually pays the fine imposed thereby shall have a cause of action
against any person who may be shown to have been operating the vehicle recorded at the time
of the violation for the amount of the fine actually paid plus any consequential or compensatory
damages and a reasonable attorney fee, without regard to the rules regarding joint and several
liability, contribution, or indemnity provided, however, that as a condition precedent to
the bringing of a civil action, that the person held responsible for payment of a fine must
first make written demand on the other person for reimbursement of the fine, giving a minimum
of 60 days to remit payment, and if reimbursement is fully made within the 60-day period then
the cause of action shall be extinguished and no attorney fees or...
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6-5-752
Section 6-5-752 Definitions. For purposes of this article, the following definitions shall
apply: (1) ACCIDENT. An incident resulting in personal injury, death, or damage
to property arising out of or relating to commercial aviation aircraft. (2) AIRCRAFT. The
meaning given such term in Section 40102(6) of Title 49 of the United States Code. (3) AIRWORTHINESS
CERTIFICATE. An airworthiness certificate issued under Section 44704(d) of Title 49 of the
United States Code or any predecessor federal statute, or from another airworthiness authority.
(4) COMMERCIAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT. Any aircraft for which a type certificate or an airworthiness
certificate has been issued by the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration of
the United States or another airworthiness authority, which, at the time such certificate
was originally issued, had a seating capacity of 100 or more passengers. (5) DEFENDANT. Any
defendant, counter-defendant, cross-defendant, or third-party defendant named in...
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