Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Warrant of commitment for surety authorises detention after bail bond forfeiture where payment or recovery fails. A court-issued warrant of commitment authorises the civil jail superintendent to receive and detain a surety who has defaulted on a bail bond after forfeiture, where the surety, after due notice, has failed to pay or show cause and recovery by attachment of movable property is not possible. The warrant requires specification of the imprisonment term, orders incarceration in the Civil Jail, and mandates return of the warrant with an endorsement certifying how it was executed, with court seal and signature.
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Warrant of commitment for surety authorises detention after bail bond forfeiture where payment or recovery fails.
A court-issued warrant of commitment authorises the civil jail superintendent to receive and detain a surety who has defaulted on a bail bond after forfeiture, where the surety, after due notice, has failed to pay or show cause and recovery by attachment of movable property is not possible. The warrant requires specification of the imprisonment term, orders incarceration in the Civil Jail, and mandates return of the warrant with an endorsement certifying how it was executed, with court seal and signature.
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