No district attorney general, either before or after suit is brought or judgment rendered, shall receive any money due the state. The clerk of the circuit court alone shall, for the clerk's county, receive moneys due the state from delinquent revenue collectors.
Code 1858, §§ 739, 740 (deriv. Acts 1843-1844, ch. 103, §§ 8, 9); Shan., §§ 1051a1, 1051a2; Code 1932, §§ 1781, 1782; modified; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 67-1611.
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Chapter 1 - General Provisions
Part 16 - Officers Charged With Delinquent Taxes
§ 67-1-1601. Commissions Disallowed on Failure to Settle or Pay Over
§ 67-1-1602. Action Against Collector for Failure to Settle or Pay Over
§ 67-1-1603. Entry of Motion Against Delinquent
§ 67-1-1605. Precedence on Docket
§ 67-1-1606. Commissioner's Statement as Evidence — Copy of Bond
§ 67-1-1607. Judgment Against Collector
§ 67-1-1608. Amount of Judgment in Absence of Commissioner's Statement
§ 67-1-1609. Judgment Against Surviving Principal and Sureties
§ 67-1-1610. Interest and Damages
§ 67-1-1611. Credit for Claims Due Collector
§ 67-1-1612. Receipt of Revenues Due State
§ 67-1-1613. Report and Deposit of Revenues by Clerk of Court
§ 67-1-1614. Clerk's Commission
§ 67-1-1615. Penalties for Violations Paid Into School Fund
§ 67-1-1616. Monthly Penalty for Failure to Pay Over Taxes — Forfeiture of Office
§ 67-1-1622. Release of Collector's Liability Prohibited
§ 67-1-1623. Actions Against State Officers
§ 67-1-1626. Refund to Collector on Proof of Deficiencies in Collections
§ 67-1-1627. Collector's Action for Reimbursement of Tax Paid by Collector