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Section 11-92B-19 Conveyances to and from predecessor entities.

Section 11-92B-19

Conveyances to and from predecessor entities.

All conveyances to and from any predecessor entity of an authority, which entity has been or is ruled invalid by any Alabama court, before April 30, 2009, are approved, ratified, validated, and confirmed, and shall be deemed fully effective for all purposes according to the terms of the instruments of conveyance. As April 30, 2009, all real property held of record in the name of any predecessor entity of an authority, which has been or is ruled invalid by any Alabama court, shall be transferred and conveyed to the authority, if the authority's operational area includes the location of the real property, and all personal property, both tangible and intangible, if any, held in the name of such predecessor entity shall likewise be transferred and conveyed to the authority. All conveyances and transfers of property pursuant to this section are subject to all terms, provisions, and conditions in contracts, agreements, and instruments applicable to the property, and concerning the property and its use. All conveyances, transfers, instruments, and acts of any successor to the predecessor entity of an authority, pursuant to this section, are hereby approved, ratified, validated, and confirmed.

(Act 2009-337, §19.)

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