How To Discharge Bailor From Appearing In Court

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Dear client If a woman has signed a bail bond as a surety for an accused person, and the accused fails to appear before the court as required, the woman may find herself in a difficult situation. Here are some steps she can consider taking: Contact a lawyer: It is crucial for the woman to consult with a lawyer who specializes in criminal law as soon as possible. The lawyer will provide specific guidance based on the jurisdiction and the details of the case. Inform the court: The woman should immediately inform the court about the accused's failure to appear. This can be done by filing a formal complaint or through the assistance of her lawyer. Gather evidence: It is important to gather any evidence or documentation that supports the woman's claim that she signed the bail bond in good faith and was not aware of the accused's intention to abscond. This evidence may include any communication or documentation from the accused or witnesses who can attest to her lack of knowledge. Seek legal protection: The woman, through her lawyer, may need to file an application for the cancellation of the bail bond or seek protection from the court to avoid any legal consequences or penalties. The lawyer will be able to guide her through the appropriate legal process. Cooperate with the authorities: The woman should fully cooperate with the authorities and provide any information or assistance they require during their investigation into the accused's failure to appear.

Need not to worry just get yourself discharged from Surety. Ask accused to appear in Court. Kindly consult for more help.

You need not worry. It's just a summons to call the bailor and after such a long period of time no one expects to have the same relationship with the person who was accused in 1998. This is one fact that you need to tell the court and make it realise that you no longer have any contact with the accused person. If the court is satisfied then it will continue its search for the accused else you will be asked to pay the bond amount which was executed way back in 1998. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.

She has to appear in court through lawyer and has to pay surety bond amount and has to surrender her bail bonds before the court.