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Section 36-4-1
Section 36-4-1 Administration of official oaths.
In all cases in which it is not otherwise provided by law, the oaths of office may be administered by any officer authorized to administer an oath, must be written out and subscribed by the person taking the same and must be accompanied with the certificate of the officer administering such oaths, specifying the day and year on which the same were taken.
(Code 1852, §111; Code 1867, §150; Code 1876, §156; Code 1886, §250; Code 1896, §3063; Code 1907, §1476; Code 1923, §2588; Code 1940, T. 41, §21.)
Section 36-4-2
Section 36-4-2 Oaths required to be filed with Secretary of State and Auditor.
Such oaths must, when taken by the Governor, any judge of the Supreme Court, judge of the Court of Civil Appeals and the Court of Criminal Appeals, judge of the circuit court, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, district attorney or any other officer whose general duties are not limited to any one county, unless it is otherwise provided, be filed with the certificate required by Section 36-4-1 in the office of the Secretary of State and, when taken by the Secretary of State, must be filed with such certificate in the office of the Auditor.
(Code 1852, §112; Code 1867, §151; Code 1876, §157; Code 1886, §251; Code 1896, §3064; Code 1907, §1477; Code 1923, §2589; Code 1940, T. 41, §22.)
Section 36-4-3
Section 36-4-3 Filing of oaths of probate judges.
Judges of probate must file their official oaths in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of their respective counties.
(Code 1852, §113; Code 1867, §152; Code 1876, §158; Code 1886, §252; Code 1896, §3065; Code 1907, §1478; Code 1923, §2590; Code 1940, T. 41, §23.)
Section 36-4-4
Section 36-4-4 Filing of oaths of judges of inferior courts and other officers whose general duties confined to counties.
Judges of other inferior courts and all other officers whose general duties are confined to a single county must, unless otherwise provided, file such oath and certificate in the office of the judge of probate of their respective counties.
(Code 1852, §114; Code 1867, §153; Code 1876, §159; Code 1886, §253; Code 1896, §3066; Code 1907, §1479; Code 1923, §2591; Code 1940, T. 41, §24.)
Section 36-4-5
Section 36-4-5 Administration and filing of oaths of deputies.
Whenever any officer is authorized or required to appoint a deputy, such deputy, before he proceeds to act, must take the oath prescribed by the constitution, which must be accompanied with the same certificate, filed in the same office, with the same endorsement thereon, as the oaths of his principal. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any deputy who may be employed in particular cases only.
(Code 1852, §116; Code 1867, §155; Code 1876, §161; Code 1886, §255; Code 1896, §3067; Code 1907, §1480; Code 1923, §2592; Code 1940, T. 41, §25.)
Section 36-4-6
Section 36-4-6 Oath to be taken by municipal officers.
The governing officials of the various cities or towns in this state shall take the oath of office prescribed in the constitution of the state and none other.
(Code 1876, §162; Code 1886, §256; Code 1896, §3068; Code 1907, §1481; Code 1923, §2593; Code 1940, T. 41, §26.)
Section 36-4-7
Section 36-4-7 Oaths to be endorsed with the date of filing.
The officer in whose office such oaths are required to be filed must endorse thereon the day and year on which the same were filed, which endorsement must be signed by him.
(Code 1852, §115; Code 1867, §154; Code 1876, §160; Code 1886, §254; Code 1896, §3069; Code 1907, §1482; Code 1923, §2594; Code 1940, T. 41, §27.)
Section 36-4-9
Section 36-4-9 Applicability of provisions of chapter.
All of the provisions of this chapter shall apply to the oaths of office of all public officers of this state whose office may be established hereafter, unless the contrary is expressly provided.
(Code 1852, §133; Code 1867, §172; Code 1876, §182; Code 1886, §277; Code 1896, §3091; Code 1907, §1506; Code 1923, §2618; Code 1940, T. 41, §57.)
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