A stay of enforcement of a monetary judgment requires that an Illinois appeal bond be offered and a timely notice of appeal provided. Illinois rules civil procedure clearly provide for this mechanism under Rule 305(a). The bond must be filed within… Continue Reading →
The Department of Insurance requires a North Carolina collection agency bond from every provider of regulated collection services in the state. A “collection agency” defined by N.C.G.S. §58-70-15, as any person that procures a listing of delinquent debtors from any creditor and… Continue Reading →
In brief, an appointee must provide a New York administrator bond before letters of administration in a probate matter can be issued (N.Y. SCP. LAW §805), known as the New York Consolidated Laws Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act (Surety bond of administrator,… Continue Reading →
In order for an adjuster to legally operate he or she must procure a New Mexico independent adjuster bond and comply with the licensing requirements of the Public Regulation Commission. State law defines an independent adjuster as a person that… Continue Reading →
In cases where a decedent leaves no will a personal representative will have to provide a New Jersey administrator bond, also referred to as a New Jersey personal representative bond. The bond is required by the County Surrogate Court or… Continue Reading →
A proper distributor license and New Hampshire motor fuel distributor bond must be on file with the Department of Safety or it is deemed a violation of law for any person to sell or use motor fuel upon which the road… Continue Reading →
Along with the Labor Commissioner’s application, a Nevada employment agency bond is statutorily required before a license will be granted. Nevada law defines an “employment agency” as any person who, for a fee, commission or charge: (a) provides information to a… Continue Reading →
A clean certificate of title can be issued with the deposit of a Nebraska title bond and proper application materials with the Department of Motor Vehicles. This process is available to Nebraska residents when no title has ever been issued in… Continue Reading →
Per state law an individual that has not provided a Montana mortgage broker bond and received approval from the Division of Banking and Financial Institutions may not solicit, originate, close, or participate in the making of a mortgage loan on or… Continue Reading →
Under certain limited circumstances a Missouri title bond can facilitate your request for a replacement lost or defective motor vehicle title. The statute is very specific about when a bonded title can be reissued (301.192). When application is made for… Continue Reading →
Under newly enacted law a Mississippi check cashers bond is required of all currency exchange/check cashing operators in the state. Introduced in 2012 as House Bill 559 and passed into law during the 2013 session, state law defines a check casher… Continue Reading →
State laws require a Minnesota motor vehicle dealer bond, certain liability insurance coverages and a commercial lot before an individual can engage in automobile sales. The regulating statute defines “dealer” as licensed new motor vehicle dealers, used motor vehicle dealers,… Continue Reading →
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