Virginia Code § 19.2-148 allows a surety on a bond to be discharged after a default if they pay the amount owed, along with court-directed costs, into the court that issued the process. This provision provides a way for sureties to settle their obligations and be released from liability. The law applies to recognizance bonds and outlines the process for discharge after payment.
It allows a surety to be discharged from their bond obligations after paying the owed amount and court costs into the court.
A surety can pay into the court after a default has occurred, covering the amount for which they are bound and any court costs.
Yes, upon payment of the amount and costs, the surety is discharged from their bond obligations according to the law.
This law applies to recognizance bonds, which are agreements to ensure appearance in court or compliance with legal obligations.