Tennessee Code — 1
Browse 52 sections in division 1 of the Tennessee code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1-1-101. Composition of commission — Vacancies.
- § 1-1-102. Chair — Executive secretary.
- § 1-1-103. Staff services for commission.
- § 1-1-104. Successor to 1953 commission.
- § 1-1-105. Publication of Tennessee Code Annotated.
- § 1-1-106. Powers of commission — Contracts.
- § 1-1-107. Specifications in contract — Price of supplements and replacement volumes.
- § 1-1-108. Substantive changes in text prohibited — Changes authorized — Effect of error in enrollment.
- § 1-1-109. Seal and certificate.
- § 1-1-110. Examination and certification of published volumes.
- § 1-1-111. Official status — Prima facie evidence of law — Citation.
- § 1-1-112. Uncertified compilations not recognized.
- § 1-1-113. Expenses — Costs of publication — Price.
- § 1-1-114. Recommendations for statutory changes.
- § 1-1-115. Preparation of additional indices.
- § 1-1-116. Changing references from “tax assessor” to “assessor of property.”
- § 1-2-101. Designation of code.
- § 1-2-102. Preservation of enrolled draft.
- § 1-2-103. Effective date of code.
- § 1-2-104. Repeal of public and general laws — Conflict with 1955 Acts.
- § 1-2-105. Laws not repealed.
- § 1-2-106. Special provisions preserved.
- § 1-2-107. Effect on statutes of limitations.
- § 1-2-108. Effect on criminal offenses.
- § 1-2-109. Prosecutions for offenses and penalties.
- § 1-2-110. Continuation in effect of existing laws.
- § 1-2-111. Actions commenced — Rights accrued.
- § 1-2-112. Litigation pending on effective date.
- § 1-2-113. Limitations applicable.
- § 1-2-114. Reenactment of supplemental and replacement volume material into code.
- § 1-3-101. Repeals not retroactive.
- § 1-3-102. Computation of time.
- § 1-3-103. Conflicts within code.
- § 1-3-104. Tense — Gender — Number of words.
- § 1-3-105. Definition of terms used in code.
- § 1-3-106. Words of joint authority.
- § 1-3-107. Use of numerals.
- § 1-3-108. Code as continuation of existing law.
- § 1-3-109. Section headings and histories.
- § 1-3-110. Severability of code.
- § 1-3-111. Certified mail.
- § 1-3-112. “Legal blindness” and “total blindness” — Definition.
- § 1-3-113. Eighteen-year-olds — Legal responsibility — Tobacco, smoking hemp, or vapor products and alcoholic beverage restrictions on persons under twenty-one (21) years of age. [Effective on January 1, 2021. See version effective until December 30, 2020.]
- § 1-3-114. Eighteen-year-olds — Professional responsibility.
- § 1-3-115. Effect of law reducing age limit.
- § 1-3-116. Population figures.
- § 1-3-117. Korean War.
- § 1-3-118. Recognition of high school diplomas from church-related schools and home schools.
- § 1-3-119. Express language required to create or confer a private right of action.
- § 1-3-120. Newspapers of general circulation that publish public notices required to post notice in its entirety on web site for same price.
- § 1-3-121. Cause of action under chapter.
- § 1-3-122. References to committees of general assembly that no longer exist.