Without having posted the required Washington auctioneer bond and met other important statutory requirements, it is unlawful for any person to act as an auctioneer or for an auction company in the state. Washington statute defines an “auctioneer” as any individual… Continue Reading →
A Texas supersedeas bond is the only alternative for a Texas appellant if he fails to stay execution of a judgment by motion for injunctive relief from a trial or appellate court in lieu of supersedeas. Generally a judgment creditor may… Continue Reading →
A Virginia premium finance company bond is one of the statutory prerequisites of offer insurance premium financing services in the Commonwealth. Pursuant to law, any person engaged in whole or in part in financing premiums for insurance on subjects of… Continue Reading →
A Vermont Administrator Bond is required by statute before letters testamentary or of administration may be issued. The Vermont fiduciary bond requirement can be found in Chapter 61: Executors & Administrators, 14 V.S.A. § 906, which states, “a person to be appointed shall give… Continue Reading →
A Utah Contractors Bond is required by law from over thirty different classes of trade contractor. The contractor sector is vigorously regulated by the state. “Contractor” means any person who for compensation other than wages as an employee undertakes any work… Continue Reading →
If you need to renew your Florida Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond for 2013, you better make it happen! The deadline is Tuesday! This surety bond is as you know, obligatory. The obligation guarantees that the dealer will comply with the… Continue Reading →
A New Jersey supersedeas bond is not necessarily required for judicial review of a verdict or judgment however it IS required in order to stay execution of a judgment. Pursuant to New Jersey appellate rules (Rule 2:9), a judgment or order… Continue Reading →
A Texas administrator bond is often required of a dependent administrator of a probate matter. While not as commonly appointed as an independent executor, a dependent administrator is allowed frequently when there is any controversy between the heirs of an estate… Continue Reading →
A Tennessee collection service bond along with fees, financial statements and other agency documents must be filed with the State before a collection agency can begin operations. Tennessee law defines a “collection service” as any individual (or entity) that commences,… Continue Reading →
A South Dakota motor vehicle dealer bond is required of all parties that make a living by negotiating the exchange of motor vehicles. The state statute defines a dealer as any person who, for commission or with intent to make a… Continue Reading →
A South Carolina employment agency bond is a prerequisite to licensing a private employment agency in the state. According to the state regulator, employment agencies, or private personnel placement services, include any person who charges fees, whether direct or indirect,… Continue Reading →
A New York appeal bond, referred to in the New York C.V.P. Law as an “undertaking” is one of various methods of staying the enforcement of a civil judgment. An appeal can be made by a party when an order… Continue Reading →
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