Code of Alabama
Article 2 - Judicial Records.
Section 12-20-27 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - How Made - Generally.

When original papers in civil actions have been lost, mislaid, destroyed or mutilated, a court may cause a substitution thereof to be made by directing the attorneys representing the parties therein to file a copy thereof with the clerk or register of the court.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 12 - Courts.

Chapter 20 - Judicial and Other Public Records.

Article 2 - Judicial Records.

Section 12-20-21 - Copying of Orders, etc., Into Final Record Not Required.

Section 12-20-22 - Original Pleadings, etc., or Copies Thereof Final Record in Civil Actions.

Section 12-20-23 - Preserving Judgment Records of Abolished Inferior Courts of Record.

Section 12-20-24 - Removal of Court Records or Papers.

Section 12-20-25 - Taking File in Pending Action From Office of Clerk, Etc.

Section 12-20-26 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - Inherent Power of Courts.

Section 12-20-27 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - How Made - Generally.

Section 12-20-28 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - How Made - in Pending Action or Proceeding.

Section 12-20-29 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - How Made - After Determination of Action or Proceeding.

Section 12-20-30 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - How Made - Where Deed, Contract, Conveyance or Other Instrument Involved.

Section 12-20-31 - Substitution of Lost, etc., Papers or Records in Civil Cases - Appeal From Court Order or Decree Granting or Denying.

Section 12-20-32 - Substitution of Appellate Court Records.