2006 Alabama Code - Section 19-3-192 — Judgment on hearing.

If, on the hearing, the court is satisfied from the evidence adduced, which may be oral or by deposition, that a removal would be to the interest of the cestui que trust, a judgment must be entered authorizing it. Before the execution of the judgment, the party or parties, at whose instance the removal is to be made, must, in the state to which the property is to be removed, before a court having jurisdiction, give bond with sufficient surety, to be approved by such court, in penalty and with condition that will fully protect all parties in interest from loss or injury by reason of the removal or because of the waste or negligence of the party or parties to whose care and custody such property is intrusted; which bond must be properly certified, filed in the circuit court and must, before removal, be approved by the circuit judge.

(Code 1876, §3746; Code 1886, §3563; Code 1896, §4182; Code 1907, §6084; Code 1923, §10421; Code 1940, T. 58, §62.)

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