Alabama § 10A-20-2.07 - Effect of Recital in Minutes on Proceedings Under Sections 10A-20-2.05 and 10A-20-2.06.
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§ 10A-20-2.07. Effect of Recital in Minutes on Proceedings Under Sections 10A-20-2.05 and 10A-20-2.06.
A recital upon the minutes of the proceedings of a society or church that the notice required in Sections 10A-20-2.05 and 10A-20-2.06 was given, and of the vote upon the question before the meeting shall be evidence of the regularity of the meeting and of the proceedings therein.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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