New Hampshire Statutes
§ 565:2 — Corporate Surety
New Hampshire·Title LVI PROBATE COURTS AND DECEDENTS' ESTATES·Ch. 565 BONDS TO THE JUDGE AND SUITS THEREON
Any corporation established by the laws of this state, or authorized to transact business therein, and authorized thereto by its charter, may be accepted by the judge as sufficient surety if he is satisfied with the ability of the corporation as such surety.
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Legislative History
RS 169:1. CS 179:1. GS 187:1. 1874, 32:1. GL 206:1. PS 199:1. 1901, 109:1. PL 310:2. RL 364:2.
Nearby Sections
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§ 565:1
Form§ 565:10
Judgment§ 565:11
Executions§ 565:12
Order of Priority§ 565:13
Later Indorsers§ 565:14
Scire Facias§ 565:15
Procedure§ 565:16
Obligors Not Sued§ 565:17
Effect of Judgment§ 565:18
Costs§ 565:2
Corporate Surety§ 565:3
New Bond, Etc§ 565:4
On Application of Principal§ 565:5
On Application of Surety§ 565:6
Order for Suit