Code of Alabama
Article 6 - Detinue.
Section 6-6-257 - Assessment of Value and Damages and Judgment - Dismissal of Action.

When the property sued for is in the possession of the plaintiff and the action is dismissed, the court shall cause a jury to assess the alternate value of the property and also the value of the hire or use thereof during the time it was in the possession of the plaintiff and shall enter judgment for the defendant for the recovery of the property, or its alternate value, and damages for the use or hire thereof.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 6 - Civil Practice.

Chapter 6 - Remedies.

Article 6 - Detinue.

Section 6-6-250 - Duty of Clerk to Require Taking of Property by Sheriff Unless Defendant Gives Bond; Disposition of Property on Failure to Give Bond.

Section 6-6-251 - Service of Process in Action for Recovery of Household Furniture and Equipment; Effect Thereof.

Section 6-6-252 - Intervention by Claimant of Property; Disposition of Property.

Section 6-6-253 - Interpleader by Defendant of Adverse Claimant of Property; Force and Effect of Bonds Given.

Section 6-6-254 - Return of Bonds; Liability of Sheriff for Failing to Do So; Compelling Making of Return.

Section 6-6-255 - Proceedings When Officer Fails to Find and Take Property.

Section 6-6-256 - Assessment of Value and Damages and Judgment - Trial of Action.

Section 6-6-257 - Assessment of Value and Damages and Judgment - Dismissal of Action.

Section 6-6-258 - Assessment of Value and Damages and Judgment - Failure of Defendant to Appear and Plead.

Section 6-6-259 - Actions by Mortgagees or Vendor in Conditional Sale Contract, etc., Against Mortgagors or Vendees, Etc.

Section 6-6-260 - Recovery of Attorney's Fee by Person Claiming to Be Owner of Lost or Stolen Property.

Section 6-6-261 - Execution Upon Judgment.

Section 6-6-262 - Execution, Garnishment, or Other Process on Bond.

Section 6-6-263 - Compelling Restoration of Property by Execution or Attachment; Form of Writ.

Section 6-6-264 - Issuance of Writs Until Judgment Satisfied.