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New York Injunction Bond

A New York injunction bond is a mechanism available to a litigant to restrain a party from specifically identified actions or conduct that are generally considered prejudicial to the opposing party.  Pursuant to CVP §6301, “A preliminary injunction may be granted… Continue Reading →

Injunction Bond ~ California Civil Procedure

An injunction bond is generally required to secure an order of injunctive relief in the civil courts of the State of California. Pursuant to Part 2, Title 7, Chapter 3 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CCP), “(a) On granting… Continue Reading →

Utah Supersedeas Bond

Although appellate rules do no allow an execution or other writ to enforce a judgment until no less than fourteen days from entry of judgment a Utah supersedeas bond is necessary to secure an extension of the stay of execution. Rule 62 (d) addresses a… Continue Reading →

Sequestration Bond ~ Civil Court Surety Bond for a Prejudgment Remedy

A sequestration bond is occasionally required when a party to a civil suit moves the court for sequester (sequestration) of specifically identified property. Sequestration is a prejudgment remedy by which the moving party attaches to property or funds belonging to… Continue Reading →

Appeal Bond

An appeal bond is frequently required of defendants and occasionally plaintiffs to a civil lawsuit. An “appeal” is a formal request of a superior court (often a court of appeals) that it review the decision of an inferior court such… Continue Reading →

Washington Supersedeas Bond

Generally, a trial court decision may be enforced pending appeal or review unless a Washington supersedeas bond is posted and the execution stayed pursuant to the provisions of the Rules of Civil Procedure (RAP 8.1).  Any party to a review proceeding… Continue Reading →

Texas Supersedeas Bond

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 →

Injunction bond.

A plaintiff in a civil case may request that the court order an injunction, preventing a defendant from engaging in certain activities.  If such order is granted the court will likely require an injunction bond.  An injunction bond is a… Continue Reading →

$1.1b supersedeas bond.

Marvell just took a $1.1 billion verdict!  Who will be the lucky surety company that gets to write THIS supersedeas bond? 😉  Surety One, Inc., is your judicial bond source for all federal, state and local court bond needs.  Visit… Continue Reading →

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