Alabama Motor Carrier Act of 1940 Key Provisions
The act establishes the Alabama Public Service Commission as regulator of intrastate motor carriers. It requires tariffs, minimum charges for contract carriers, publication and posting of rates, and allows suspension of charges during hearings. It sets penalties, reporting duties, and registration fees, and defines appeals, liability for lost shipments, and enforcement methods. It becomes effective after Governor approval.
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Alabama
United States
Commission
Circuit Court of
State of
Auch
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Supreme Court of Alabama
Alabama Motor Carrier
Motor Carrier Fund
Alabama Public Service Commission
Senate
NASA Ae
John Brandon
Alabama Act Amends Confederacy Scholarship Funding
The act amends an 1915 measure to establish a free scholarship worth one hundred dollars yearly. It authorizes the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Alabama to donate twelve hundred fifty dollars to the state treasury to fund scholarships at The University of Alabama Auburn University and related normal schoolsFlorence Jacksonville Livingston and Troy universities and colleges with dormitories.
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Confederacy
Athering
Aud Institution of Learning
Acholarship Committee
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Alabama
Alabama
United Daughters of the Confederacy
John Brandon
Sadler
United Daughters of the Confed
Legislature OF
University
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Alabama College
Montevallo
Florence
Jacksonville
Livingston
Troy
United Daughters of the
Alabama Housing Aid Act Details and Amendments
The text outlines provisions for cities and towns to financially assist housing authorities and for reimbursements by authorities. It includes sections on authority loans, legal intent, inter-law relation, and immediate effectiveness upon passage and approval. It also discusses amendments to an earlier act regarding cooperation with housing authorities and eminent domain for housing projects.
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The
Unit States of America
Aad
John Brandon
Shaver
Alabama
Issee
United States of America
United States
Legislature of Alabama repeals guardian ad litem fees act
The Alabama Legislature proposes repeal of Act No. 116 House Bill 173 approved June 12 1935. The act fixed guardian ad litem fees commissions and allowances as court costs in counties with populations of 300000 or more. The measure aims to remove that act and associated conflicting laws.
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Welch and Smyer
Alabama