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Section 600.2601 – Bonds; Form; Defect; Amendment; New Bond.

600.2601 Bonds; form; defect; amendment; new bond. Sec. 2601. (1) Whenever a bond is required by law to be given by any person in order to entitle him to any right or privilege conferred by law or to commence any proceeding, it is not necessary that the bond conform in all respects to the form […]

Section 600.2605 – Stay of Proceedings Without Bond; Conditions.

600.2605 Stay of proceedings without bond; conditions. Sec. 2605. If the party applying for a stay of proceedings is unable to give a stay bond by reason of poverty, the judge may, upon due proof of inability for such reason, grant such stay without requiring such bond upon such conditions and for such reasonable time […]

Section 600.2611 – Bond Not Required of State or Municipal Corporation; Appeal.

600.2611 Bond not required of state or municipal corporation; appeal. Sec. 2611. In any suit or proceeding in which the state, or any state officer duly authorized for that purpose, or any corporate body in charge of any state institution, or any municipal corporation, is a party, no bond shall be required to be given […]

Section 600.2615 – Bond Not Required of State or Municipal Corporation; Process.

600.2615 Bond not required of state or municipal corporation; process. Sec. 2615. No bond, obligation, or security may be required of the state of Michigan, or of any of its departments, institutions or subdivisions in any action instituted by or in which the state of Michigan or any of its departments, institutions or subdivisions is […]

Section 600.2621 – Single Corporate Surety; Sufficiency.

600.2621 Single corporate surety; sufficiency. Sec. 2621. Unless otherwise expressly provided, a statute requiring a bond with 2 sureties on the bond may be satisfied by having, as surety on the bond, a single corporate surety authorized to transact such business in this state. History: 1961, Act 236, Eff. Jan. 1, 1963

Section 600.2625 – Oath to Sureties or Bail.

600.2625 Oath to sureties or bail. Sec. 2625. Whenever any officer is authorized to take any sureties or bail, he is authorized to administer an oath to every person who is offered as such bail or surety, to ascertain his sufficiency. History: 1961, Act 236, Eff. Jan. 1, 1963

Section 600.2641 – Change in Parties; Effect; New Bonds.

600.2641 Change in parties; effect; new bonds. Sec. 2641. No change in parties, made by order of court, shall impair any previous attachment of the estate of any person remaining a defendant in the action; nor impair bonds or recognizances of any person remaining a party either as against himself or his sureties; nor impair […]

Section 600.2651 – Joint Defendants; Appeal Bond; Judgment Against Sureties.

600.2651 Joint defendants; appeal bond; judgment against sureties. Sec. 2651. If the defendants, or any 2 or more of them, have taken any cause where they are joint defendants by appeal to any court, and have filed a bond on appeal and on the trial or hearing in the higher court, a verdict, finding, opinion […]

Section 600.2655 – Security for Costs; Judgment Against Surety.

600.2655 Security for costs; judgment against surety. Sec. 2655. Whenever any person becomes security for costs for another, in any court in this state, whether such security is required by law to be given, or is required by order of the court, in case the opposite party in any such action recovers final judgment for […]

Section 600.2661 – Actions on Probate Bonds.

600.2661 Actions on probate bonds. Sec. 2661. All actions may be commenced in this state by order of a probate court, upon any bond required by law to be filed with such court. History: 1961, Act 236, Eff. Jan. 1, 1963

Section 600.2665 – Attorney Not to Post Bond; Probate Fiduciary.

600.2665 Attorney not to post bond; probate fiduciary. Sec. 2665. No practicing attorney or counselor shall become a surety or post bond for any client in criminal or civil matters. This section shall not apply to any bond of $100.00 or less required to be filed by a fiduciary in the probate court or the […]