United States — Alabama
Section 27-29-1 Definitions.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including affiliate, commissioner, control, insurer, person, subsidiary, and voting security.
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United States — Alabama
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including affiliate, commissioner, control, insurer, person, subsidiary, and voting security.
United States — Alabama
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A transportation company may sell perishable or live unclaimed freight when necessary and proper, and should notify the consignor and consignee if practicable.
United States — Alabama
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This section gives the chapter and applicable Chapter 1 provisions the short title “Alabama Limited Liability Company Law,” and says they may be cited that way.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines key terms used in the article, including company, department, office, payroll, production expenditures, qualified production, qualified production company, resident of Alabama, and state-certified production.
United States — Alabama
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Certain listed electric-supply agreements govern nonduplication rules in their areas, but later-terminated agreements stop binding and general sections 37-14-32 and 37-14-33 then apply.
United States — Alabama
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Certain utility or telephone companies must give written notice of their certificate application to identified landowners, unless the land acquisition falls within stated exceptions.
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Transportation companies that issue false or duplicate bills of lading or receipts, or deliver goods without cancelling or endorsing the document, are liable for resulting damages.
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Public utility operators must pay a state license tax, file a sworn statement, and keep their books open to inspection; new utilities must also pay an initial amount and post a bond.
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The Commissioner of Insurance may suspend, revoke, or otherwise penalize a Department of Insurance license for violating this chapter.
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A domestic limited liability company may merge with or convert to another type of entity if Article 8 of Chapter 1 allows it.
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A premium finance company must notify the insurer, within a reasonable time and no later than 30 days after acceptance of the agreement, that the agreement exists.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines “service provider” and “serviced bank” for the article.
United States — Alabama
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Utilities engaged in intrastate business must file verified statements of certain agreements with the commission, and later file updates within 30 days; the commission may relieve the filing duty and may investigate and order changes if an agreement is found unjust and unreasonable.
United States — Alabama
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The board must seek competitive proposals before awarding carrier or third-party administrator contracts, evaluate the proposals, and choose the most qualified company or agency.
United States — Alabama
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Insurers and domestic life insurance companies may make certain loans and investments in personal property and chattel mortgages, subject to listed limits and reserve requirements.
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Cotton delivered to a compress for compression may be treated as an actual delivery to the transportation or forwarding company, and a receipt or bill of lading may be issued.
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Transportation companies in the state may not charge more than the Public Service Commission’s approved rate, and they can be fined if they do not make full recompense within 60 days after notice.
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An insured person or health/dental plan beneficiary may assign reimbursement to a provider, and an authorized company or agency must pay the provider directly for assigned claims.
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Most entities may not use “trust” or a similar foreign-language word in their name or business if that use could suggest they are a bank or trust company or mislead the public.
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Some organizations may convert between LLC and non-LLC forms if the source law allows it, the governing laws do not prohibit it, and both organizations comply with applicable governing documents and statutes.