| COURT BONDS
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FIDUCIARY BONDS
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| Appeal:
May be required wherever a judgment has been rendered and the appellant desires to appeal
to a higher court.
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Bonds for Descendants Estates:
Including Administrators/Executors/Personal Representative (Required in
a Probate or Surrogate Court)
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Attachment: An attachment is allowed on
statutory grounds. The bond is required to indemnify the defendant against loss or damage
in case it is finally decided that grounds did not exist.
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Bonds for Estates of Minors: Including
Guardian/General Guardian/Guardian Ad Litem/Special or Temporary Guardian/Guardian on Sale
of Real Estate
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Certiorari: A Writ of Certiorari is
issued from a superior court to an inferior jurisdiction commanding the latter to return
to the former the record in a case to enable the appellate court to determine whether there
has been an irregularity in the proceedings. The bond so for the
payment of the costs in the appellate court.
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Bonds in Trust Estates: Including
Trustee under a Will/Trustee under a Deed.
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Costs: Conditioned for the payment of the
costs, such as fees, the court clerk, sheriff and the like.
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Bonds in Estate of Incompetents:
Include Committee/Conservator/Curator/Guardian
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Counter Replevin: When property has been
replevied, the defendant may, by furnishing a bond, regain possession of property.
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Bonds in Equity Court (State Court): Includes
Receivers, Trustees or Others appointed by the court to manage property or a business/
Assignees, Liquidators, Trustees or Others appointed for benefit of creditors by an
insolvent debtor.
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Indemnity to Sheriff or Marshal:
Indemnifies the Sheriff or Marshal from liability for loss or damage to third parties
through acts which turn out to be wrongful.
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Bonds in Bankruptcy (Federal Court): Includes
Trustees, Receivers, Ancillary Receivers in Chapter 11, Chapter 12 or Chapter 13
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Refunding: This term is applicable to any bond conditioned for the return
of money which principal was allowed to charge and retain pending final decision.
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Removal: Where a case originally brought
in a State Court is removed to the Federal Court, the defendant is required to give bond
for the payment of costs if the case is found to have been improperly removed.
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Replevin: In an action to recover possession
of specific articles of personal property, a bond is required in the
event it is determined that the property should not have been repossessed.
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Sequestration: Same as Attachment
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