Ala. Code § 27-1-4
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Section 27-1-4 Applicability of Title - Exemptions
Official statutory text
This title shall not apply as to:
(1) Any fraternal or other organization or activity which is exempted from the provisions of Chapter 34 under Section 27-34-5, except to the extent provided in such section;
(2) Nonprofit corporations for establishment of hospitalization plan under Section 10-4-100 et seq., except to the extent now or hereafter provided in such laws;
(3) The insurance department of a brotherhood or labor union, the members of which are subject to the act of Congress known as the Railway Labor Act; or
(4) The establishment, maintenance, administration, and operation of any trust established pursuant to Section 22-21-240 by agreement of any hospitals, other health care units or dental practitioners licensed as such by the State of Alabama.
(1) Any fraternal or other organization or activity which is exempted from the provisions of Chapter 34 under Section 27-34-5, except to the extent provided in such section;
(2) Nonprofit corporations for establishment of hospitalization plan under Section 10-4-100 et seq., except to the extent now or hereafter provided in such laws;
(3) The insurance department of a brotherhood or labor union, the members of which are subject to the act of Congress known as the Railway Labor Act; or
(4) The establishment, maintenance, administration, and operation of any trust established pursuant to Section 22-21-240 by agreement of any hospitals, other health care units or dental practitioners licensed as such by the State of Alabama.
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