Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
2,033 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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The superintendent may adopt regulations, make agreements, accept reports, enter contracts, conduct joint examinations or enforcement actions, recognize home-state regulator authority in some cases, and assess supervisory and examination fees on Alabama banks.
United States — Alabama
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The Land Commissioner may sell qualifying state tax-interest lands by online public auction, but only under listed conditions and using required notice, contracting, advertising, fee, and fund-distribution rules.
United States — Alabama
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This section defines a series of terms used in the division, including the authority, bonds, companies, projects, project costs, special fund, tobacco revenues, and training-related terms.
United States — Alabama
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A member or manager of an LLC is generally not a proper party to proceedings involving the LLC, except when the case is to enforce that person’s rights or liability against the LLC.
United States — Alabama
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A plan of conversion or merger is ineffective without consent from a member who will have personal liability in the converted or surviving organization.
United States — Alabama
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A cable television company may sue to stop violations of this article and may also seek damages in the same case.
United States — Alabama
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Certain transportation-company agents must file quarterly shipment reports for gasoline or motor fuel with the county commission.
United States — Alabama
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This chapter defines several terms, including “Alabama Coastal Captive Insurance Company,” “Commissioner,” “Department,” “Peril,” and “State.”
United States — Alabama
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Certain transportation-company agents must report gasoline or motor fuel shipments to the commission four times a year.
United States — Alabama
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A transportation company must notify the consignee of freight arrival within 24 hours when the destination is a city or town with daily mail; if notice is sent by mail, the consignee must refund the postage to the carrier.
United States — Alabama
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This section says what happens when a conversion takes effect: rights, debts, liabilities, pending actions, and other attributes generally carry over to the converted organization, and a foreign converted entity may be subject to state-court jurisdiction for certain liabilities.
United States — Alabama
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This section allows preneed contracts to be funded with multiple life insurance or annuity contracts, but it sets rules for coverage, premium payment handling, commissions, and how the preneed seller’s beneficiary or assignee status ends if the contract is cancelled.
United States — Alabama
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This section says LLC agreements and this chapter should be read to favor freedom of contract, and it excludes several other rules from applying here.
United States — Alabama
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A member must perform promised contributions to an LLC, and failure can trigger payment of the unpaid amount and reasonable penalties if the operating agreement allows it.
United States — Alabama
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The commissioner may not issue an order of supervision until the insurance company has been notified, the reasons are stated under Section 27-2-33, and a hearing is held.
United States — Alabama
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A member may lend money to and do lawful business with the LLC, unless the operating agreement says otherwise.
United States — Alabama
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Local government subdivisions may not regulate contract security companies or security officers, except to impose a bona fide business tax or occupational tax.
United States — Alabama
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This provision lets approved tourism projects claim certain tax rebates, subject to caps, timing rules, and local approval requirements.
United States — Alabama
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The authority has additional powers to issue bonds, handle property, enter contracts, spend bond proceeds, cooperate with local governments, and reimburse training costs.
United States — Alabama
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Railroad companies may acquire land and rights-of-way for railroad construction, improvements, and line relocation, but may not change their termini or make a complete departure from the original line.