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103.13 – BONDING OF SEIZED VEHICLES PENDING SUIT. Any | Texas Law

Learn about Texas's BONDING OF SEIZED VEHICLES PENDING SUIT. Any law, including definitions, penalties, and legal implications.

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103.13 – BONDING OF SEIZED VEHICLES PENDING SUIT. Any

Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code § 103.13

Summary

This law allows individuals with ownership or security interests in seized vehicles to regain possession while awaiting a forfeiture trial. They must post a bond equal to double the vehicle's appraised value, ensuring its return for trial.

Owners can recover seized vehicles pending forfeiture suits.

A bond must be posted equal to double the vehicle's value.

The bond must be approved by the seizing officer.

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