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ALABAMA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 3 — SURETYSHIP.
- Section 8-3-1 Relationship of joint makers of notes, bills, etc.
- Section 8-3-2 Rights of surety who has paid debt.
- Section 8-3-3 Remedies given sureties not exclusive.
- Section 8-3-4 Tender by surety discharges surety.
- Section 8-3-5 Rights of surety against principal upon payment of debt.
- Section 8-3-6 Suretyship may be proved by parol.
- Section 8-3-7 Rights of surety sued separately and paying judgment.
- Section 8-3-8 Payments by surety pending action.
- Section 8-3-9 Contribution by cosureties.
- Section 8-3-10 Control of judgment by endorser upon payment of debt.
- Section 8-3-11 Surety paying debt subrogated to rights of creditor.
- Section 8-3-12 When surety not to confess judgment.
- Section 8-3-13 Surety may require creditor to bring action against principal; discharge of surety upon failure to bring action.
- Section 8-3-14 Provisions of chapter inure to benefit of personal representatives.
- Section 8-3-15 Court in which complaints filed.
- Section 8-3-30 When surety on replevy bond may demand collateral security; seizure of property if collateral not given; disposition of seized perishable property.
- Section 8-3-40 Transfer of judgment to surety upon payment of same by surety.
- Section 8-3-41 Issuance of execution on judgment paid by surety; collection of money from principal debtor or cosureties.
- Section 8-3-42 Sureties entitled to summary judgment against principal and between each other.
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