Alabama Code Annotations Distribution and Fees Act
The document covers distribution of annotated code sets to state and county officers, judges, and offices, with fees, receipts, and penalties for nonreturn of volumes. It details storage by the Secretary of State, duplicate replacements, and sales procedures, plus related provisions for funding and enforcement. It also includes amendments and effective dates for roads and tobacco permit sections enacted in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
State of
Alabama
John Brandon
Alabama Public Roads Act Amendment Enacted 1927
The document notes an act titled to amend Sub-Division c of Section 70 of Article 2 of a broader law establishing public roads highways and bridges. It details powers duties and authority of the State Highway Commission local authorities boards of revenue and counties and municipalities. It includes provisions for convict labor sign contracts toll bridges road rules and vehicle regulations. Approved August 23 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iawe
Interstate Commerce Commission of the United States
Alabama Public Service Commission
John Brandon
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Office
Bama
Boards of Revenue
Board of Administration
Alabama
Alabama Highway Director
Rhe
Alabama Legislature Amends Tobacco Transport Fees and Permits
Alabama acts propose Section 16 amendments to require permits from the Department of Revenue for transporting or distributing tobacco products. Fees scale by county population, with per county charges from 2.50 to 12.50 dollars and a transferable permit vehicle. Violations carry penalties and permit revocation rules under the new schedule approved July 6, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brandon
McGowin
Alabama
State of
Department of Revenue
Escec
Forest product purchase records and penalties under 1940 Alabama act
The document details requirements for buyers of logs and forest products to keep written purchase records listing seller, amount, delivery date, and harvest location. It outlines penalties for falsification, the availability of records for the Department of Conservation, and fines up to 100 dollars. It also covers authority of conservation officers, appeal rights for denied permits, and act effectiveness from January 1, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Department of Conservation
State of
Division of Forestry
John Brandon
Alabama Permit Required for Large County Building Work
Law proposes requiring a permit for erection or modification of buildings in Alabama counties with 200 000 plus population. It outlines definitions county engineer application fees 50 cents and a five day processing period with records kept. The bill exempts municipalities issuing permits and small projects under a cost threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyer
Alabama
State of
Smyer Lunacy Inquisitions Power Expanded in Large Counties
The measure grants probate judges in counties over 300000—per Federal census—authority to conduct lunacy inquests with or without a jury. A jury can be demanded. if so, it will be impaneled as for will contests. The act takes effect immediately upon the governor's approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyer
Alabama
John Brandon
Probate court equity powers expand in populous counties
A proposed act would grant general equity jurisdiction to probate courts in all counties with 400 000 or more residents. The measure would allow probate judges to handle estates of deceased persons minors and insane persons including testamentary trusts with the same authority as circuit court judges in equity. It also covers pleading practice enforcement of judgments appeals to the Supreme Court and compensation of probate judges through fees and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyer
Supreme Court
Alabama
Probate Courts Gain Expanded Powers Over Estates
The act grants Probate Courts and Judges authority matching Circuit Court powers in estate administration, including pleadings, evidence rules, and testamentary matters. It allows appeals to the Supreme Court within thirty days and sets cost and commission structures for Probate Court duties. The measure emphasizes expedited handling in counties over 400,000 and to take effect immediately upon the governor's approval.
Alabama Senate Bills On Banking Delays And Public Notice
A compilation of Alabama Senate measures includes S 211 Harris authorizing Saturday banking actions before noon, S 212 limits stop payments to six months with renewals, and a relief payment of 250 dollars for Jacob Langar due to a 1935 injury. Additional H 593 Davis passage restricts state use of property for campaign purposes by officials.
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Harris
Alabama
Davis
Madison
Jacob Laagar
Madison County
Said
Jacob Langar
John Brandon
Act text on renewals and revocation provisions
A fragmented legal notice outlines renewal terms and check revocation rules. It states no notice affecting a check with stop payment takes effect beyond six months, repeals existing laws, and declares the act takes effect upon governor approval or becoming law. Official, John Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Alabama
John Brandon
John, Brandon
Authorized county bodies to furnish public buildings and offices
The act grants Courts of County Commissioners and similar authorities in counties with populations between 100000 and 175500 power to supply public buildings such as courthouses jails almshouses and related offices with equipment supplies and necessaries. It repeals conflicting laws and becomes law upon governor approval. John Brandon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecCall
Boards of Revenue
Alabama
Courts of County Commissioners
John Brandon
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Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Law and Equity Court
Court of Record
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Senate
House of Representatives
Wales
Ee of State
Dominick
Scott
Circuit Courts
Sud
Walden
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