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2020 Code of Alabama
Title 10 - Corporations, Partnerships, and Associations.
Chapter 5 - Powers, Rights and Duties of Certain Corporations.
- Section 10-5-1 - Power of Eminent Domain in Internal Improvement or Public Utility Corporations.
- Section 10-5-2 - Condemnation for Ways and Rights-of-Way, etc., by Railroad Companies.
- Section 10-5-2.1 - Railroads Authorized to Transfer Abandoned Rights-of-Way.
- Section 10-5-3 - Condemnation for Rights-of-Way or Easements by Mining, Manufacturing, Industrial, Power and Quarrying Companies.
- Section 10-5-4 - Condemnation of Ways and Rights-of-Way by Companies Constructing, Operating or Maintaining Internal Improvement or Public Utility.
- Section 10-5-5 - Construction Through Curtilage of House, etc., Without Consent Prohibited.
- Section 10-5-6 - Condemnation of Water Sources, Riparian Rights and Necessary Lands by Waterworks Corporation.
- Section 10-5-7 - Condemnation of Lands for Depots, Yards and Tracks by Railroads.
- Section 10-5-8 - Rights of Condemning Corporations in Selection of Routes and Sites.
- Section 10-5-9 - Operation of Transportation Methods for Persons or Property by Railroad, Mining, Manufacturing and Quarrying Companies.
- Section 10-5-10 - Conveyance of Franchises, Rights, Roadbed and Property to Another Railroad Corporation.
- Section 10-5-11 - Aiding of Another Corporation in Railroad Construction or Entering Into Line Arrangements.
- Section 10-5-12 - Operation of Railroads or Canals Without State and Making Extensions Within State by Railroad, Mining, Manufacturing and Quarrying Companies.
- Section 10-5-13 - Construction and Operation of Connections to Public Ways by Mining, Manufacturing and Quarrying Corporations.
- Section 10-5-14 - Contracting With Local Authorities on Use of Public Roads and Places by Internal Improvement and Public Utility Corporations.
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