The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-17
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last three words of the section Is add ed by the commissioner. .,u assumed by the state after It's pur- chase" following the phrase lawfully paid near the middle of the section, which Sad shf is iast as toiio%s nt such juds ment shall only operate tn rem" were adde by the commissioneT. ,
 Section .i75e ttos4). The phrase or after the words 'lawfuliy paid" and the phrase. operating only In. rem" added after the word judgment" near '"s Section i7ss I3yii6s7), The lase phrase. except as against the State" was AoSSf &Tftcls Is 'is IS. 'GRia Redsmption of Lands solla fer fer Taxes; Sales by the State. section 177O t4ossl, is as amended
 Section. l772 (4Os7l,. is as amended by Act of March 4, 1908, p. 1e5.
 Section. 17T4 (4O991, ls as amended by Act of October 10, 1903. p. 4lO' Sec ''G% Section tic; IT'S t41O1), is as amended by Act of March {. 1908; p: isSi as to'iDa to make the proceeding as near as practicable effective so as to carry out the legislative intent as gathered from the statutes on this subject. It ton and the old to fully comprehend ' Article i4. canceling Erroneous safs aad FSs %rse s
 Article 15. Erroneous Sales. 17s4- 1791. This article Is new matter and Is eodified without substanttai change from the Act of February 15, 1899, D. 12O, except the last clause of Section { of said act which reads as follows land give him sixty days time after such notice in which he may redeem was stricken out by the commissioner.
 Article 16. To Refund Money Paid for Taxes not Due. f792-17s6. is a substantiai codification with change of phraseologyo neecceessarys ece or
 Article IT. General Duties of Audi. the Revenue Laws; Miscellaneous Pro-
 Section 1SOo S9ii2), The word leg islat1rsI Is snSstitgted for the phrase
 Article IS. License Taxes; From Whom and for What Business Re quired; Prices; County Levy. 1s10- section 1910 (4122), This section Is rewritten as 1t was amended and will have to be read and compared, para by subdivision with the original sec- ton in order to fully comprehend the changes wrought. There are no changes except those made by statute. reference to which is shown by mar ginal note opposite each subdivision. There are many statutes amending this section which have in turn been superseded or amended by subsequent statutes; this section Is written as amended by the last acts upon each
 Section is11 t4l2s). is ,as. as amended Sss Section 1, except the words provided that" In the original section ia substi- tuted by the word but" Licenses; Blanks and .Formsl Records; oensse.Money. asyaeS Sno 1isSifa.lssl O0'S A by saStl0n %dt of Maroh Isls tiiSss sSs ss, amended by Act 0 of March 5, 1isoi. D. ?. 247. Sec '' Section 1920 {41s2}. is as amended by Chapter A2. United States, CeNsI0n and Condemnation of Lands to 1S35-1S4O. from that 'cessions to the United Sections 1s2s-1sss are qualifications of Acts brarI of peGsmsef is lsoe ss and Of acts sSrtofS to amend % Section ss4 of tae cods a of 1896. consequently these sections take the place of or are substituted for that section. They really constitute the condemnation proceedings of lands to be taken by the United States, there is no substantial change in the proceed ing from that provided by the two sta-. Chapter ls. weights and NreasureA.
 1S41-1s51.
 This chapter Is unchanged.
 Volume 2.
 CIVIL CODE.
 This Code embraces Chapters 44-149 inclusive and sections 1S52-5510. inclus- i've, This volume contains all the sta tutes and laws of a civil nature not included in the Political Code, togeth- CT with the Rules, of Practice of the various Courts. While it Is not a Code of Civil Procedure, 1t contains all the are confided which confer Civil Pro- cedure so far as practicable under the Act providing for this Code.
 Chapter A. Accord and Satisfaction,
 1SS2-fS50.
 This is a new chapter to this Code and each section is new and Is merely declaratory of the law of this State up- on the subject of accord and satisfac- Chapter 45. Actions and Parties, 1S57-
 1920.
 This chapter Is divided into ten arr ticles. whereas heretofore 1t contained but one.
 Article 1. Actions and Suits by State lS57-1S67. In this article are collected the various statutes which provide for numbers of the Sections included in parenthesis showing the corresponding numbers in the Code of 1896 will show rom what chapters LnSy we're ldhSn.
 Article ?. Election. is6S-1S69. These sections are new and merely declare and announce the rule of law applicable to the doctrine of election in civil ac- ton.
 Article B. As to Lands. 1S7O-1S7s. All of this article is new matter and Is intended merely to define and de- clare the rights of actions provided for therein None of them can be said to change the law, but it simply defines and makes certain the rights and terms
 Section 1870 provides for action by one who. has mere right of posses sion, and damages also,
 Section 1871 provides an action by one having the mere possession.
 Section 1872 provides for an action by a party having the title merely in certain cases against persons holding possession unlawfully.
 Section 1873 defines possession in cases specified.
 Section 1874 provides an action and defines tTespassers of riparian owners on non-navigable streams.
 Section 1875 provides an action as to land which Is not an interference with the surface. but pertains to subterran- can rights and rights of air. light etc.
 Section 1878 provides an action for traspass as to right of way.
 Section 1877 provides right of ac- tion as to islander of title.
 Section 1878 regulates action as to tresoass.
 Article 4. As to Personality. 1879 1884. This article is all new matter remedies as to the matters specified in each section pertaining to personal property. Each section is merely dec- laratory and confers no new rignts an alternative verdict in trover and dispenses with proof of conversion