Title 35

For the purposes of this chapter, the term “commission” means the Alabama Securities Commission. (Act 2026-536, §1.)

(a) The commission shall have authority to investigate claims and administer, implement, and enforce this chapter with respect to all regulated conduct, individuals, and entities described in this chapter, regardless of licensure under any other provision of law. This authority s…

(a) When the commission determines, after receiving a complaint and conducting an investigation, that a real property or real estate conveyance occurred as a result of a criminal act or fraud, any proceeds derived from the fraudulent conveyance may be forfeited and deposited into…

(a) A real estate agent or broker licensed under Chapter 27 of Title 34 may not enter into an agreement to sell or lease real property when the seller is unknown to the real estate agent or broker and is not physically present to meet with the real estate agent or broker, unless …

(a) The commission may fund a statewide real property notification alert system that notifies a real property owner by text or email when a recording is made on his or her real property. (b) The commission may provide training and assistance to any municipal, county, or state ent…

The expedited quiet title process established in Section 6-6-540 applies to transactions in this chapter. (Act 2026-536, §1.)

(a) Upon receipt of a complaint alleging land fraud or a fraudulent conveyance, the commission may investigate the matter using all authority granted under this chapter. (b) If the commission determines that a real property conveyance resulted from a criminal act or fraud involvi…

(a) Any party aggrieved by a final administrative order of the commission may seek judicial review by filing an appeal in the circuit court of the county where the real property is located not later than 30 days after the date of the final administrative order. (b) An appeal to t…