Alabama § 11-92A-8 Recordation of Articles by Probate Judge; Probate Judge to Receive No Fees in Connection with Incorporation, Reincorporation, Dissolution, Etc., of Authority

Alabama Statutes

§ 11-92A-8 — Recordation of Articles by Probate Judge; Probate Judge to Receive No Fees in Connection with Incorporation, Reincorporation, Dissolution, Etc., of Authority

Alabama § 11-92A-8

Title 11Counties and Municipal Corporations

Ch. 92ACounty Industrial Development Authorities

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Ala. Code § 11-92A-8 (2026).

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(a)The articles shall be filed with the probate judge. Upon acceptance of such articles for filing, the proposed authority shall constitute a de jure corporation. The acceptance of such articles for filing by the probate judge shall be conclusive of the valid incorporation of a proposed authority or reincorporation of an industrial development authority or industrial development board.

(b)There shall be no fees or taxes paid to or collected by the probate judge for any service rendered or work performed in connection with an authority, its incorporation, reincorporation, amendment, dissolution, or records.

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(a) The articles shall be filed with the probate judge. Upon acceptance of such articles for filing, the proposed authority shall constitute a de jure corporation. The acceptance of such articles for filing by the probate judge shall be conclusive of the valid incorporation of a proposed authority or reincorporation of an industrial development authority or industrial development board.
(b) There shall be no fees or taxes paid to or collected by the probate judge for any service rendered or work performed in connection with an authority, its incorporation, reincorporation, amendment, dissolution, or records.