Alabama § 12-17-93 Authority

Alabama Statutes

§ 12-17-93 — Authority

Alabama § 12-17-93

JurisdictionAlabama

Title 12Courts

Ch. 17Circuit and District Court Personnel

Art. 4Circuit Clerks and Registers

Div. 2Clerks

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Ala. Code § 12-17-93 (2026).

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Clerks of the circuit court have authority:

(1)To administer oaths and take acknowledgments and affidavits in all cases in which the authority to administer such oath or take such affidavit is not confined to some other officer.

(2)To appoint deputies, with full power to transact all business of such clerks, such deputies first taking an oath to support the Constitution and laws of this state and faithfully to discharge the duties of deputy clerks of the court for which they act.

(3)To receive the amount of any judgment entered in the courts of which they are clerks, either before or after the issue of execution thereon.

(4)To exercise such other powers as are, or may be, conferred by law, including administrative rules of procedure promulgated by order of the Supreme Court of Alabama.

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Clerks of the circuit court have authority:
(1) To administer oaths and take acknowledgments and affidavits in all cases in which the authority to administer such oath or take such affidavit is not confined to some other officer.
(2) To appoint deputies, with full power to transact all business of such clerks, such deputies first taking an oath to support the Constitution and laws of this state and faithfully to discharge the duties of deputy clerks of the court for which they act.
(3) To receive the amount of any judgment entered in the courts of which they are clerks, either before or after the issue of execution thereon.
(4) To exercise such other powers as are, or may be, conferred by law, including administrative rules of procedure promulgated by order of the Supreme Court of Alabama.