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Alabama Code > Title 10 > Chapter 5 - Powers, Rights And Duties Of Certain Corporations

Alabama Code > Title 10 > Chapter 5 - Powers, Rights And Duties Of Certain Corporations


Current as of: 2010
§ 10-5-1Power of eminent domain in internal improvement or public utility corporations
§ 10-5-2Condemnation for ways and rights-of-way, etc., by railroad companies
§ 10-5-2.1Railroads authorized to transfer abandoned rights-of-way
§ 10-5-3Condemnation for rights-of-way or easements by mining, manufacturing, industrial, power and quarrying companies
§ 10-5-4Condemnation of ways and rights-of-way by companies constructing, operating or maintaining internal improvement or public utility
§ 10-5-5Construction through curtilage of house, etc., without consent prohibited
§ 10-5-6Condemnation of water sources, riparian rights and necessary lands by waterworks corporation
§ 10-5-7Condemnation of lands for depots, yards and tracks by railroads
§ 10-5-8Rights of condemning corporations in selection of routes and sites
§ 10-5-9Operation of transportation methods for persons or property by railroad, mining, manufacturing and quarrying companies
§ 10-5-10Conveyance of franchises, rights, roadbed and property to another railroad corporation
§ 10-5-11Aiding of another corporation in railroad construction or entering into line arrangements
§ 10-5-12Operation of railroads or canals without state and making extensions within state by railroad, mining, manufacturing and quarrying companies
§ 10-5-13Construction and operation of connections to public ways by mining, manufacturing and quarrying corporations
§ 10-5-14Contracting with local authorities on use of public roads and places by internal improvement and public utility corporations

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