estreating (Meaning)

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estreating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Estreat

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The clerk of the court is responsible for estreating forfeited bonds.
The estreating process begins when the clerk receives a notice of forfeiture from the court.
The clerk then prepares an estreat, which is a list of the forfeited bonds.
The estreat is then sent to the county treasurer, who is responsible for collecting the forfeited bonds.
The treasurer then sends a notice of estreat to the obligor, who is the person who signed the bond.
The obligor then has a certain amount of time to pay the forfeited bond.
If the obligor fails to pay the forfeited bond, the treasurer may take legal action to collect the bond.
The estreating process is used to ensure that forfeited bonds are collected and that the court's orders are enforced.
The estreating process can be complex and time-consuming, but it is an important part of the criminal justice system.
The estreating process helps to ensure that the courts have the resources they need to operate effectively.

of Estreat

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The clerk of the court is responsible for estreating forfeited bonds.

The estreating process begins when the clerk receives a notice of forfeiture from the court.

The clerk then prepares an estreat, which is a list of the forfeited bonds.

The estreat is then sent to the county treasurer, who is responsible for collecting the forfeited bonds.