Alabama Statutes
§ 11-40-1 — Municipalities Declared Bodies Politic and Corporate; Seal Generally; Name; Powers, Duties, and Authority Generally
All municipal organizations now existing in the State of Alabama, whether incorporated under the general laws of the state or by special act of the legislative department of the state government, and now exercising corporate powers or functions and all towns and cities that may hereafter be incorporated under the provisions of this title shall be bodies politic and corporate, using a common seal, which may at any time be changed, and having perpetual succession under the name now used or hereafter assumed as provided in this title, and each under such name as the “City of _____” or “Town of _____,” as the case may be, shall sue and be sued, contract and be contracted with, acquire property by purchase, gift, devise, or appropriation for any municipal purpose authorized in this title, and t
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Related
Alabama Libertarian Party v. City of Birmingham
694 F. Supp. 814 (N.D. Alabama, 1988)
Joe Taylor v. City of Gadsden
(Eleventh Circuit, 2014)
Legislative History
(Code 1907, §1046; Code 1923, §1739; Code 1940, T. 37, §1.)
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