Alabama § 45-23-240.80 - Invalid Check Procedures.
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§ 45-23-240.80. Invalid Check Procedures.
In Dale County, when a personal check given for a license is found to be noncollectible for any reason, the revenue commissioner shall notify the Worthless Check Unit of the District Attorney’s Office which shall make a reasonable attempt to collect the amount due for the license. In the event the collection cannot be made, the district attorney’s office shall so state in writing and the statement shall constitute authorization for the revenue commissioner to void the license. Once the license has been voided, the revenue commissioner shall receive credit for the cost of the license plus the issuance fee. The appropriate state office shall mark the records pertaining to the void license and upon inquiry by any law enforcement agency, shall notify the agency that the party in question is operating under a void license.
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Section 45-23-240.80 ("Invalid Check Procedures.") is part of the Code of Alabama, the codified statutory law of Alabama. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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