WATER WORKS AND SEWER BOARD OF SELMA v. Randolph

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• finding that public funds distributed by a water works board—a type of public corporation—were not “funds belonging to the state, county or municipality” and, therefore, the board was not subject to Alabama’s Sunshine Law
• \The well-settled rule of this Court precludes consideration of arguments made for the first time on rehearing.\
• \The well-settled rule of this Court precludes consideration of arguments made for the first time on rehearing.\
• “The well-settled rule of this Court precludes consideration of arguments made for the first time on rehearing. See Ex parte Lovejoy, 790 So.2d 933, 938-99 (Ala. 2000

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