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AL Code § 6-6-263 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 6 - Detinue.|Section 6-6-263 - Compelling Restoration of Property by Execution or Attachment; Form of Writ.

Section 6-6-263Compelling restoration of property by execution or attachment; form of writ. (a) Any party recovering specific property may compel its restoration, when practicable, by a writ of execution or by moving for an attachment. (b) The form of the writ of attachment or execution mentioned in subsection (a) of this section may be substantially as follows, though not exclusive of any other sufficient form: State of Alabama, County of ________ To any lawful officer of the County of ____________: You are hereby commanded to attach the specific personal property and deliver the same to A. B., which he recovered of C. D. on the ____ day of _____, in the _____ court of said county, and which was therein adjudged to be delivered to said A. B., to wit: (describe the property), if the same may be had; or if the said C. D. secrete or remove the said property so that it cannot be attached by you and delivered to said A. B., then you are commanded to distrain C. D. by all his real and personal estate in your county, so that thereon he does not lay hands, until he delivers to you or to A. B. the specific property mentioned above, recoverable of him by A. B., if the same may be had; but if not, then you shall cause to be made of such estate of C. D. the alternative price and value of said specific property, to wit: _____ dollars, together with _____ dollars damages for the detention, and _____ dollars costs; and if the property be delivered, you will then cause to be made only the damages for detention and costs, and make due return of this writ to this court how you have executed the same.  ________________, Clerk (Code 1852, §2197; Code 1867, §2598; Code 1876, §2947; Code 1886, §2723; Code 1896, §1483; Code 1907, §§3784, 3785; Code 1923, §§7395, 7396; Code 1940, T. 7, §§924, 925.)
AL Code § 6-6-264 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 6 - Detinue.|Section 6-6-264 - Issuance of Writs Until Judgment Satisfied.

Section 6-6-264Issuance of writs until judgment satisfied. The issuance of any one or more of the writs of process for the enforcement of judgments in detinue shall not bar or prevent issuance of other or appropriate writs to enforce such judgments until there has been a satisfaction of the judgment. (Code 1907, §3786; Code 1923, §7397; Code 1940, T. 7, §926.)
AL Code § 6-6-280 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-280 - Election to Proceed by Action of Ejectment or Action in Nature of Ejectment; Proceedings Upon Action in Nature of Ejectment.

Section 6-6-280Election to proceed by action of ejectment or action in nature of ejectment; proceedings upon action in nature of ejectment. (a) A plaintiff commencing an action for the recovery of lands or the possession thereof has an election to proceed by an action of ejectment or by an action in the nature of an action of ejectment as is provided in subsection (b) of this section. (b) An action for the recovery of land or the possession thereof in the nature of an action in ejectment may be maintained without a statement of any lease or demise to the plaintiff or ouster by a casual or nominal ejector, and the complaint is sufficient if it alleges that the plaintiff was possessed of the premises or has the legal title thereto, properly designating or describing them, and that the defendant entered thereupon and unlawfully withholds and detains the same. This action must be commenced in the name of the real owner of the land or in the name of the person entitled to the possession thereof, though the plaintiff may have obtained his title thereto by a conveyance made by a grantor who was not in possession of the land at the time of the execution of the conveyance thereof. The plaintiff may recover in this action mesne profits and damages for waste or any other injury to the lands, as the plaintiff's interests in the lands entitled him to recover, to be computed up to the time of the verdict. (Code 1852, §§2209, 2210; Code 1867, §§2610, 2611, 2621; Code 1876, §§2959, 2960, 2970; Code 1886, §§2695, 2696; Code 1896, §§1529, 1530; Code 1907, §§3838, 3839; Code 1923, §§7453, 7454; Code 1940, T. 7, §§937, 938.)
AL Code § 6-6-281 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-281 - Recovery of Lands by or in Name of State for Schools or Other Educational or Governmental Institutions.

Section 6-6-281Recovery of lands by or in name of state for schools or other educational or governmental institutions. All actions for the recovery of land, or the possession thereof, belonging to the state, and sixteenth section lands, school indemnity lands and all other school lands, the lands of the University of Alabama, Auburn University, and of any other public educational or governmental institution of this state shall be commenced by and in the name of the State of Alabama or in the name of the State of Alabama for the use of the schools or other educational or governmental institutions to which, or for the use of which, the lands sued for were donated, granted, purchased, or held. (Code 1907, §3859; Code 1923, §7475; Code 1940, T. 7, §960.)
AL Code § 6-6-282 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-282 - Actions by Mortgagee, etc., Against Mortgagors, Etc.

Section 6-6-282Actions by mortgagee, etc., against mortgagors, etc. If the action is by a mortgagee or his assignee against the mortgagor, or anyone holding under him, the defendant may plead payment of the mortgage debt or the performance of the condition of the mortgage, or any matter which might be pleaded to a direct civil action for the recovery of the mortgage debt, except the statute of limitations. The jury must pass upon such answers and must ascertain the amount of the mortgage debt if any is found to exist. If the verdict is for the defendant, judgment must be entered for him; but if the verdict ascertains an amount due on the mortgage debt, judgment must be entered for the plaintiff for the possession of the land and the costs, and the amount of the mortgage debt, as ascertained by the jury, must be stated in the judgment. If, within 30 days after the entry of the judgment, the defendant shall pay to the plaintiff, or to the clerk for his use, such debt, interest, and costs, then a writ of possession must not issue, and the clerk shall endorse upon the face of the record of the judgment the fact of such payment. (Code 1886, §2707; Code 1896, §1547; Code 1907, §3851; Code 1923, §7465; Code 1940, T. 7, §950.)
AL Code § 6-6-283 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-283 - Demanding Abstract of Title to Be Relied on for Recovery or Defense; Proceedings Upon Failure to Furnish Same.

Section 6-6-283Demanding abstract of title to be relied on for recovery or defense; proceedings upon failure to furnish same. In all actions or proceedings involving the title or right of possession to land, either party may, by notice in writing to the opposing party or his attorney of record not less than 10 days before the trial, demand an abstract in writing of the title, or titles, on which he will rely for recovery or defense, and such party must be confined to the proof of such title or titles upon the trial. If either party, after such demand and notice, fails to furnish such abstract of title, the party so demanding may move the court to require the party in default to furnish the abstract of title, and the court may enter an order requiring the party so in default to furnish the abstract of title within the time to be fixed by the order of the court. Upon failure to comply with such order, the court must dismiss the action or proceeding if the plaintiff is in default or may enter judgment by default if the defendant is the party in default, or the court may, in its discretion, tax the party so in default with all or any part of the costs of the action or proceeding. (Code 1867, §2612; Code 1876, §2961; Code 1886, §2697; Code 1896, §1531; Code 1907, §3841; Code 1923, §7455; Code 1940, T. 7, §940.)
AL Code § 6-6-284 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-284 - Disclaimer of Possession by Defendant.

Section 6-6-284Disclaimer of possession by defendant. Along with any other defenses he may have in an action of ejectment or in an action in the nature of ejectment, the defendant may disclaim possession of the premises sued for in whole or in part. If the defendant pleads the defense of disclaimer only and no other, the plaintiff may take judgment or may take issue; and, if the issue is found for him, he is entitled to judgment as if the defendant had, in an action of ejectment, entered into the consent rule, confessing possession as well as lease, entry, and ouster or, in an action in the nature of an action of ejectment, had admitted possession. (Code 1852, §2213; Code 1867, §2614; Code 1876, §2963; Code 1886, §2699; Code 1896, §1533; Code 1907, §3843; Code 1923, §7457; Code 1940, T. 7, §942.)
AL Code § 6-6-285 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-285 - Proceedings Upon Defendant's Suggestion of Disputed Boundary Line.

Section 6-6-285Proceedings upon defendant's suggestion of disputed boundary line. The defendant, within pleading time or within 30 days before the case is called for trial and after notice to the plaintiff or his attorney of record of his purpose so to do, may file his suggestion in writing that the action arises over a disputed boundary line, in which suggestion he shall describe the location of the true line, and the court or jury trying the issue shall ascertain the true location of the boundary line, and judgment shall be entered accordingly, and shall order the sheriff to establish and mark the true line as ascertained; and, in such case, the costs shall be apportioned justly and equitably. A single judgment on such issue of the location of the true boundary line shall bar another action for the location of the same boundary line. (Code 1852, §2213; Code 1867, §2614; Code 1876, §2963; Code 1886, §2699; Code 1896, §1533; Code 1907, §3843; Code 1923, §7457; Code 1940, T. 7, §942.)
AL Code § 6-6-286 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-286 - Proceedings Upon Defendant's Suggestion of Adverse Possession.

Section 6-6-286Proceedings upon defendant's suggestion of adverse possession. (a) When an action is commenced to recover land or the possession thereof, the defendant may, at any time before the trial, suggest upon the record that he, and those whose possession he has, have, for three years next before the commencement of the action, had adverse possession thereof, which must be construed to mean the same character of possession as will put in operation the statute of limitations. In such case, if the jury finds for the plaintiff, it must also ascertain by its verdict whether such suggestion is true or false. If the jury finds it to be false, it must return a verdict for the damages as in ordinary cases. If the jury finds it to be true, it must assess the value, at the time of trial, of the permanent improvements made by the defendant, or those whose estate he has, and also ascertain by its verdict the value of the lands and of the use and occupation thereof, not including the increased value by reason of such improvements. (b) If the value of the use and occupation as assessed exceeds the value of the permanent improvements made, judgment must be entered against the defendant for the excess. If the value of the improvements exceeds the value of the use and occupation, no writ of possession shall issue for one year after the entry of the judgment unless the plaintiff or his legal representative pays the defendant, or deposits with the clerk for him, the excess of the assessed value of the improvements over the value of the use and occupation. If the plaintiff or his legal representative neglects for the term of one year to pay such excess, and the defendant or his legal representative within three months after the expiration of the year pays to the plaintiff, or to the clerk for him, the value of the land and of the use and occupation thereof as assessed by the jury, the plaintiff is forever barred from his writ of possession and from commencing any action whatever against the defendant, his heirs or assigns to recover such land or the possession thereof. (Code 1852, §§2201-2204; Code 1867, §§2602-2605; Code 1876, §§2951-2954; Code 1886, §§2702-2705; Code 1896, §§1536-1539; Code 1907, §§3846-3849; Code 1923, §§7460-7463; Code 1940, T. 7, §§945-948.)
AL Code § 6-6-287 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-287 - Joinder of Landlord as Party Defendant; Continuation of Action Against Tenant.

Section 6-6-287Joinder of landlord as party defendant; continuation of action against tenant. (a) When the land, the subject matter of the action, is in the possession of a tenant, the landlord may be joined with the tenant as a party defendant. (b) When the action is against a tenant, the landlord must be made a party to the action on motion of the tenant, or upon the landlord's motion to intervene supported by his pleading showing, as a part thereof, that the defendant is his tenant by demise in writing or is in the occupancy of the land sued for with his consent, or of some portion thereof, which should be specified. When it appears to the satisfaction of the court that the landlord is a nonresident, the action shall proceed without delay against the tenant. (Code 1852, §2205; Code 1867, §2606; Code 1876, §2955; Code 1886, §2700; Code 1896, §1534; Code 1907, §§3840, 3844; Code 1923, §§7454, 7458; Code 1940, T. 7, §§939, 943.)
AL Code § 6-6-288 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-288 - Liability - Tenant in Possession.

Section 6-6-288Liability - Tenant in possession. A tenant in possession, asserting his right thereto under a lease or license from another, is not liable beyond the rent in arrears at the commencement of the action and that which may accrue during the continuance of his possession. (Code 1852, §2215; Code 1867, §2616; Code 1876, §2965; Code 1886, §2701; Code 1896, §1535; Code 1907, §3845; Code 1923, §7459; Code 1940, T. 7, §944.)
AL Code § 6-6-289 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-289 - Liability - Person Holding Possession Under Color of Title.

Section 6-6-289Liability - Person holding possession under color of title. Persons holding possession under color of title, in good faith, are not responsible for damages or rent for more than one year before the commencement of the action. (Code 1852, §2216; Code 1867, §2617; Code 1876, §2966; Code 1886, §2706; Code 1896, §1540; Code 1907, §3850; Code 1923, §7464; Code 1940, T. 7, §949.)
AL Code § 6-6-290 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-290 - Effect of Judgment by Default.

Section 6-6-290Effect of judgment by default. A judgment by default against a defendant is an admission of title in the plaintiff, but to recover costs against the defendant, the plaintiff must prove defendant's possession of the premises, or some part thereof, at the commencement of the action. (Code 1852, §2218; Code 1867, §2619; Code 1876, §2968; Code 1886, §2708; Code 1896, §1548; Code 1907, §3852; Code 1923, §7466; Code 1940, T. 7, §951.)
AL Code § 6-6-291 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-291 - What Verdict for Plaintiff to Specify.

Section 6-6-291What verdict for plaintiff to specify. If the verdict is for the plaintiff, it must specify whether it is for the whole or a part only of the premises and, if for a part, must describe such part, and judgment must be entered accordingly. (Code 1852, §2217; Code 1867, §2618; Code 1876, §2967; Code 1886, §2709; Code 1896, §1549; Code 1907, §3853; Code 1923, §7467; Code 1940, T. 7, §952.)
AL Code § 6-6-292 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-292 - Judgment - Damages Only.

Section 6-6-292Judgment - Damages only. If the interest or title of the plaintiff expired before the time in which he could be put in possession, he may obtain a judgment for damages only. (Code 1923, §7469; Code 1940, T. 7, §954.)
AL Code § 6-6-293 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-293 - Judgment - Rent of Premises After Judgment and Before Possession.

Section 6-6-293Judgment - Rent of premises after judgment and before possession. The plaintiff may have judgment against the defendant for the rent of the premises which accrues after judgment and before the delivery of possession by motion in the circuit court where the judgment was entered, on 10 days' notice in writing, unless the judgment is stayed by appeal and bond, in which case the motion may be made after affirmance of the judgment. (Code 1852, §2208; Code 1867, §2609; Code 1876, §2958; Code 1886, §2711; Code 1896, §1551; Code 1907, §3855; Code 1923, §7471; Code 1940, T. 7, §956.)
AL Code § 6-6-294 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-294 - Retention of Possession for One Year by Defendant if Crop Planted or Growing Upon Filing Bond; Force and Effect of Bond.

Section 6-6-294Retention of possession for one year by defendant if crop planted or growing upon filing bond; force and effect of bond. (a) If the defendant has a crop planted or growing on the premises and the court or jury finds for the plaintiff, they must also ascertain the rental value of the premises during the current year, and no writ of possession can be issued until the expiration of the year if the defendant executes a bond in double the amount of such rent payable to the plaintiff, with surety approved by the clerk, conditioned to pay the rent so assessed at the expiration of the year. (b) The bond must be filed in the office of the clerk and, if the rent is not paid at the expiration of the year, has the force and effect of a judgment; and thereon, execution for the amount of the rent must issue against all the obligors or such of them as may be living. (Code 1852, §§2199, 2200; Code 1867, §§2600, 2601; Code 1876, §§2949, 2950; Code 1886, §§2712, 2713; Code 1896, §§1552, 1553; Code 1907, §§3856, 3857; Code 1923, §§7472, 7473; Code 1940, T. 7, §§957, 958.)
AL Code § 6-6-295 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-295 - Damages - When Assessed in Severalty.

Section 6-6-295Damages - When assessed in severalty. When there are more defendants than one, the jury may assess the damages arising from the detention of the land and the injury and waste thereto, in severalty against each defendant for distinct damages. (Code 1852, §2214; Code 1867, §2615; Code 1876, §2964; Code 1886, §2710; Code 1896, §1550; Code 1907, §3854; Code 1923, §7468; Code 1940, T. 7, §953.)
AL Code § 6-6-296 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-296 - Damages - Exemplary or Punitive.

Section 6-6-296Damages - Exemplary or punitive. In case of wanton aggression or wanton entry on the part of the defendant, the jury may award exemplary or punitive damages. (Code 1923, §7470; Code 1940, T. 7, §955.)
AL Code § 6-6-297 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-297 - Issuance of Writs Before Judgment Satisfied.

Section 6-6-297Issuance of writs before judgment satisfied. The issuance of any one or more of the writs of process for the enforcement of judgments in ejectment shall not bar or prevent issuance of other or appropriate writs to enforce such judgments until there has been a satisfaction of the judgment. (Code 1940, T. 7, §961.)
AL Code § 6-6-298 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 7 - Ejectment.|Section 6-6-298 - Two Judgments in Defendant's Favor Bar Further Action.

Section 6-6-298Two judgments in defendant's favor bar further action. Two judgments in favor of the defendant in an action of ejectment or in an action in the nature of an action of ejectment between the same parties in which the same title is put in issue are a bar to any action for the recovery of the land, or any part thereof, between the same parties or their privies founded on the same title. (Code 1852, §2219; Code 1867, §2620; Code 1876, §2969; Code 1886, §2714; Code 1896, §1554; Code 1907, §3858; Code 1923, §7474; Code 1940, T. 7, §959.)
AL Code § 6-6-500 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 10 - Injunctions.|Section 6-6-500 - Who May Grant.

Section 6-6-500Who may grant. Injunctions may be granted, returnable into any of the circuit courts in this state, by the judges of the supreme court, court of civil appeals, court of criminal appeals, and circuit courts. (Code 1852, §2971; Code 1867, §3426; Code 1876, §3867; Code 1886, §3520; Code 1896, §784; Code 1907, §4512; Code 1923, §8288; Code 1940, T. 7, §1038.)
AL Code § 6-6-501 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 10 - Injunctions.|Section 6-6-501 - Dissolution of Preliminary Injunction.

Section 6-6-501Dissolution of preliminary injunction. A motion to dissolve will lie to the granting of a preliminary injunction only for matters subsequently occurring. (Code 1907, §4532; Code 1923, §8308; Code 1940, T. 7, §1058.)
AL Code § 6-6-502 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 10 - Injunctions.|Section 6-6-502 - Enjoining or Restraining Enforcement of Ordinance.

Section 6-6-502Enjoining or restraining enforcement of ordinance. No temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction shall ever issue to any municipality of this state, its officers, agents, or employees, enjoining or restraining the enforcement of any ordinance of such municipality, whether valid or invalid, or any proceedings thereunder, until a time and place have been set for the hearing of the application for such temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction, and notice of such time and place, together with a copy of the complaint, has been served upon the mayor or other chief executive officer of such municipality at least 24 hours prior to the time set for such hearing. (Acts 1927, No. 84, p. 64; Code 1940, T. 7, §1063.)
AL Code § 6-6-503 (2021)
2021 Code of Alabama|Title 6 - Civil Practice.|Chapter 6 - Remedies.|Article 10 - Injunctions.|Section 6-6-503 - Enjoining Unauthorized or Unlawful Practice of Profession, Occupation, or Calling.

Section 6-6-503Enjoining unauthorized or unlawful practice of profession, occupation, or calling. (a) The unauthorized or unlawful practice of any profession, occupation or calling by any person, firm, or corporation may be enjoined by any court of competent jurisdiction on complaint brought in the name of any public body or officer having authority conferred by statute to regulate or to license the activity engaged in by such person, firm, or corporation. (b) The provisions of this section are cumulative. The authority conferred by the section is in addition to and supplementary to all other statutes, civil and criminal, dealing with the subject matter of this section. The section shall apply retrospectively and prospectively. (Acts 1967, No. 509, p. 1225.)