Tennessee Statutes
§ 29-21-123 — Effect of irregular commitment
Tennessee § 29-21-123
JurisdictionTennessee
Title29
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Bluebook
Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-21-123 (2026).
Text
Although the commitment of the person detained may have been irregular, still, if the court or judge is satisfied, from the examination, that the person ought to be held to bail, or committed, either for the offense charged, or any other, the order shall be made accordingly.
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Related
McLaney v. Bell
59 S.W.3d 90 (Tennessee Supreme Court, 2001)
Legislative History
Code 1858, § 3752; Shan., § 5532; Code 1932, § 9702; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 23-1832.
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Injunction pending litigation§ 29-1-103
Receivers pending litigation§ 29-1-104
Receiver's bond§ 29-1-106
Judges granting extraordinary process§ 29-1-107
Statement as to first application§ 29-1-108
Application after refusal§ 29-1-109
Endorsement of refusal§ 29-1-110
Transmission of bill and fiat to clerk§ 29-1-111
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Chapter definitions§ 29-10-103
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Bluebook (online)
Tennessee § 29-21-123, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/tn/29-21-123.