Arizona § 7-107 Sufficiency of bond; objection

Arizona Statutes

§ 7-107 — Sufficiency of bond; objection

Arizona § 7-107

Title 7Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 1SURETY BONDS

Art. 1General Provisions

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 7-107 (2026).

Text

In an action or proceeding in a state court, when a bond is required or permitted to be given, the adverse party may object to its sufficiency at any time within three days after receiving notice of giving the bond, by serving the adverse party, or the officer who takes the bond, with a written notice that he does not accept the bond. A failure to serve the notice shall be deemed an acceptance of the bond, and the officer taking it shall be exonerated from liability.

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In an action or proceeding in a state court, when a bond is required or permitted to be given, the adverse party may object to its sufficiency at any time within three days after receiving notice of giving the bond, by serving the adverse party, or the officer who takes the bond, with a written notice that he does not accept the bond. A failure to serve the notice shall be deemed an acceptance of the bond, and the officer taking it shall be exonerated from liability.