The code of civil procedure of the state of California; as adopted in 1872, and amended in 1873-4 and 1875-6. With references to the decisions of the ... made in the different statutes consolidated - Brossura
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1876 edition. Excerpt: ...the bond or undertaking. All such bonds and undertakings must be approved by the probate judge before being filed or recorded. Slat 1851, 456, road: " In all cases where bonds are required by this act,.the sureties must justify on oath, before the judge of some court having a seal, to the encct that they arc householders or freeholders, resident within lliis state, and that they are worth double the amount for whn.h they become liable, over and above their debts; such justification shall be in writiiifr certified l,y the judge before whom taken, and attached to aud filed with the bond. Whenever the penal sum of the bond amounts to more than five thousand dollars, sureties may be allowed to become liable for portions of said penal sum, making in the aggregate at least two sureties for the whole penal sum, or for each portion thereof." Stat. 1855.299, same as 1851, inserting therein the words, "or clerk" after " jurtce " wherever it occurs; also, substituting "amount justified to" for "double the amount for which they become liable"; inserting, also. " find liabilities exclusive of property exempt from execution," between "debts" and "such justification"; also, "signed bv the person justifying and," between "writing" and " certified "; also/substituting "two" fur "five." Stat. 1861, 633, same as 1855, omitting words, " or clerk." ds, " be before the judge o( Stat. 1863-4, 311, same as 1861, substituting the words, " before some officer authorized to administer oaths," Instead of "befor some court having a seal." (J 76.) Before the probate judge approves any bond requirwLunder this title, he may of his own motion, or at any time afterSjie approval of each bond, upon the motion of any person intererad in the estate, supported by affidavit...
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