BAIL BONDS Sample Clauses
The Bail Bonds clause outlines the requirements and procedures for securing a defendant's release from custody through the posting of a financial guarantee, known as a bail bond. Typically, this clause specifies who may post bail, the acceptable forms of security (such as cash or surety bonds), and the conditions under which the bond may be forfeited or returned. By establishing clear rules for bail, the clause ensures that defendants can be released pending trial while providing assurance to the court that they will appear as required, thereby balancing the interests of justice and individual liberty.
BAIL BONDS. Employees incarcerated because of their actions while engaged in the performance of their assigned duties with the Company, and acting within the scope of such duties, will promptly be furnished bond by the Company, when such is required. Employees will have the legal assistance of the Company in any legal proceedings brought against them and the Company, provided the employees acted within the scope and course of their employment. Additionally, the Company will provide legal assistance to employees who are sued as a result of acting within the scope and course of employment.
BAIL BONDS. Up to a $25,000 bond to release the Member when he/she is driving a vehicle and charged with a moving traffic law violation including speeding, negligent homicide, or manslaughter
BAIL BONDS. Firearms, explosives and dangerous materials a) Guns, gunpowder, ammunitions, weapons, fireworks and other explosives. b) Peptides, research chemicals, and other toxic, flammable and radioactive materials.
BAIL BONDS. An employee involved in an accident while en- gaged in the performance of assigned duties with the Company shall be furnished bond by the Company, when such is required. Any employee shall also have the legal assis- tance of the Company in any legal proceedings brought jointly against the employee and the Company, or brought against the employee as a result of carrying out the specific orders of the Company.
BAIL BONDS. Business written under the Small Business Administration's Surety Bond Guarantee Program.
BAIL BONDS. An employee Involved in an accident while engaged the perform- ance of his duties the Company shall promptly be furnished bond by the Company, when such Is An employee shall have the legal assistance of the Company in any legal jointly the employee and the Com- pany or brought employee as a result of carrying out the specific Company.
BAIL BONDS. Firearms, explosives and dangerous materials a) Guns, gunpowder, ammunitions, weapons, fireworks and other explosives. b) Peptides, research chemicals, and other toxic, flammable and radioactive materials. 7 Gambling a) Unlicensed gambling service provider(s) b) Online gambling site c) Licensed gambling service provider(s) without TNGD’s prior written consent 8 Marijuana a) Cannabis products b) Cannabis dispensaries and related businesses c) Products containing any amount of CBD/THC PERJANJIAN RAKAN NIAGA Perjanjian Rakan Niaga ini dibuat antara (1) TNGD ▇▇▇ (2) Peniaga (selepas ini secara individu dirujuk sebagai
BAIL BONDS. The insurer will pay up to USD250 for costs of bail bonds required because of accidents or traffic law violations arising out of the use of any vehicle only if covered for bodily injury under Insuring Agreement A.1 (Bodily Injury and Property Damage). The insurer is not required to furnish these bonds.