Alabama § 28-4-289 Payment of Costs in Actions for Condemnation of Vehicles, Etc., Used in Transportation of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages Where Judgment Entered Against State

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§ 28-4-289 — Payment of Costs in Actions for Condemnation of Vehicles, Etc., Used in Transportation of Prohibited Liquors or Beverages Where Judgment Entered Against State

Alabama § 28-4-289

Title 28Intoxicating Liquor, Malt Beverages and Wine

Ch. 4Regulation and Control of Alcoholic Beverages in Dry Counties and Dry Municipalities

Art. 11Forfeiture and Condemnation of Contraband Liquors and Beverages, Etc

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Ala. Code § 28-4-289 (2026).

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In all actions filed under this article for the purpose of condemning and selling conveyances and vehicles of transportation of any kind on account of their use in the transportation of prohibited liquors or beverages, if a judgment shall be entered against the state, the court costs shall be paid out of the law-enforcement fund provided for in this article, said payment to be made on warrant of the Comptroller upon receipt by him of the bill of costs certified as being correct by the register or clerk of the circuit court in which such action shall have been tried, which cost bill should also bear the approval of the Attorney General and the Governor before a warrant shall be drawn.

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In all actions filed under this article for the purpose of condemning and selling conveyances and vehicles of transportation of any kind on account of their use in the transportation of prohibited liquors or beverages, if a judgment shall be entered against the state, the court costs shall be paid out of the law-enforcement fund provided for in this article, said payment to be made on warrant of the Comptroller upon receipt by him of the bill of costs certified as being correct by the register or clerk of the circuit court in which such action shall have been tried, which cost bill should also bear the approval of the Attorney General and the Governor before a warrant shall be drawn.