Alabama § 35-2-59 Vacation and Annulment of Map or Plat, Etc., by Circuit Court - Conduct of Proceedings; Entry of Judgment; Appeals

Alabama Statutes

§ 35-2-59 — Vacation and Annulment of Map or Plat, Etc., by Circuit Court - Conduct of Proceedings; Entry of Judgment; Appeals

Alabama § 35-2-59

Title 35Property

Ch. 2Surveys

Art. 3Town Surveys, Plats, or Maps, Etc

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Ala. Code § 35-2-59 (2026).

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The proceedings for vacating and annulling such maps, plats, surveys, roads, streets, or alleys shall be conducted in all respects as civil actions are conducted and the circuit court may prescribe all rules and regulations for the conduct of such proceedings which are not inconsistent with the laws of this state or rules promulgated by the Supreme Court. Upon the final hearing of the action, the court may grant the relief prayed in the complaint in whole or in part, or may deny such relief in whole or in part. An appeal will lie from such judgment of the circuit court, as is authorized or provided from other judgments of the circuit court; and upon such hearing, the appellate court may affirm, reverse, or render such judgment or order as the trial court should have rendered.

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The proceedings for vacating and annulling such maps, plats, surveys, roads, streets, or alleys shall be conducted in all respects as civil actions are conducted and the circuit court may prescribe all rules and regulations for the conduct of such proceedings which are not inconsistent with the laws of this state or rules promulgated by the Supreme Court. Upon the final hearing of the action, the court may grant the relief prayed in the complaint in whole or in part, or may deny such relief in whole or in part. An appeal will lie from such judgment of the circuit court, as is authorized or provided from other judgments of the circuit court; and upon such hearing, the appellate court may affirm, reverse, or render such judgment or order as the trial court should have rendered.