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Judical Bonds
These are bonds given in proceedings in court. They are classified as Fiduciary Bonds and Court Bonds.
Fiduciary Bonds are: Executors and Administrators of estates of deceased persons, Guardians of minors; Committees, Conservators, or Guardians of incompetents -
Trustees under wills or deeds; Receivers and Trustees in bankruptcy: Equity Receivers, Assignees for the benefit of creditors; Commissioners for the sale of real estate.
Court Bonds are: Plaintiff's Attachment; Plaintiff's Replevin; Petitioning Creditors' Bonds; indemnity to Sheriff; Bond for Costs and Removal; Injunction; Appeal; Release
of Attachment; Discharge of Mechanics Lien.
Court Bonds are required in many court proceedings to ensure that one is protected from possible loss as a result of the outcome of the proceeding.
Submission Requirements:
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the judgment.
Documentation stipulating the amount of bond required. This is usually provided by the court, and is usually 1 ½ times the amount of the judgment.
Preliminary Injunction Bond is a judicial process whereby the defendant is required to do or refrain from performing a particular act. The granting of an injunction may be
conditioned upon the plaintiff purchasing a bond to indemnify the defendant against loss in case it is decided that the injunction should not have been granted.
Submission Requirements:
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the court order.
Financial statements, personal (&business if applicable)
Submission Requirements:
For a Mechanic Lien Bond
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the judgment.
Documentation stipulating the amount of bond required. This is usually provided by the court, and is usually 1 ½ times the amount of the judgment.
These are bonds given in proceedings in court. They are classified as Fiduciary Bonds and Court Bonds.
Fiduciary Bonds are: Executors and Administrators of estates of deceased persons, Guardians of minors; Committees, Conservators, or Guardians of incompetents -
Trustees under wills or deeds; Receivers and Trustees in bankruptcy: Equity Receivers, Assignees for the benefit of creditors; Commissioners for the sale of real estate.
Court Bonds are: Plaintiff's Attachment; Plaintiff's Replevin; Petitioning Creditors' Bonds; indemnity to Sheriff; Bond for Costs and Removal; Injunction; Appeal; Release
of Attachment; Discharge of Mechanics Lien.
Court Bonds are required in many court proceedings to ensure that one is protected from possible loss as a result of the outcome of the proceeding.
Submission Requirements:
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the judgment.
Documentation stipulating the amount of bond required. This is usually provided by the court, and is usually 1 ½ times the amount of the judgment.
Preliminary Injunction Bond is a judicial process whereby the defendant is required to do or refrain from performing a particular act. The granting of an injunction may be
conditioned upon the plaintiff purchasing a bond to indemnify the defendant against loss in case it is decided that the injunction should not have been granted.
Submission Requirements:
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the court order.
Financial statements, personal (&business if applicable)
Submission Requirements:
For a Mechanic Lien Bond
Court Bond application - Contact Byrne - Kim for application needed (949) 249-2540
Copy of the complaint (Original case that they lost.)
Copy of the judgment.
Documentation stipulating the amount of bond required. This is usually provided by the court, and is usually 1 ½ times the amount of the judgment.
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