Chapter 2 - Abatement of Nuisances Generally

Chapter 2 - Abatement of Nuisances Generally

§ 41-2-1. Authorization and procedure for abatement of nuisances generally
§ 41-2-2. Filing of complaint to abate public nuisance
§ 41-2-3. Filing of petition to abate private nuisance
§ 41-2-4. Issuance of injunction where nuisance about to be erected or commenced likely to result in irreparable damage
§ 41-2-5. Authorization and procedure for abatement of nuisances in cities and unincorporated areas of counties
§ 41-2-6. Notice of meeting to determine question of abatement
§ 41-2-7. Power of counties and municipalities to repair, close, or demolish unfit buildings or structures; health hazards on private property; properties affected
§ 41-2-8. Definitions for use in Code Sections 41-2-7 through 41-2-17
§ 41-2-9. County or municipal ordinances relating to unfit buildings or structures
§ 41-2-10. Determination by public officer that dwelling, building, or structure is unfit or vacant, dilapidated, and being used in connection with the commission of drug crimes
§ 41-2-11. Powers of public officers in regard to unfit buildings or structures
§ 41-2-12. Service of complaints or orders upon parties in interest and owners of unfit buildings or structures
§ 41-2-13. Injunctions against order to repair, close, or demolish unfit buildings or structures
§ 41-2-14. Taking of unfit buildings or structures by eminent domain; police power
§ 41-2-15. Authority to use revenues, grants, and donations to repair, close, or demolish unfit buildings or structures
§ 41-2-16. Construction of Code Sections 41-2-7 through 41-2-17 with county or municipal local enabling Act, charter, and other laws, ordinances, and regulations
§ 41-2-17. Prior ordinances relating to repair, closing, or demolition of unfit buildings or structures

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