Ala. Code § 37-1-10
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Section 37-1-10 Domicile of Commission; Jurisdiction of Actions or Proceedings Against Commission
Official statutory text
The domicile of the Public Service Commission is fixed at the Capitol of the state in Montgomery, Montgomery County, and no court of the state other than those of Montgomery County shall have or take jurisdiction in any civil action or proceeding brought or instituted against said commission, unless otherwise expressly authorized by this Code.
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