§ 12208 Bond Compliance And Payment
This law requires a bonded person to use money honestly, follow all rules, and pay anyone who is owed money, and it lets the bond's guarantor pay a court receiver instead of the state or claimants, after which the guarantor is no longer liable.
A small business owner gets a bond to secure a loan for opening a shop. If the owner uses the loan money for personal expenses instead of the shop, the bond can be used to pay back the creditors through a court-appointed receiver.
The bond ensures the owner spends the loan properly and pays back those owed. If they don't, the guarantor can pay a receiver who then handles the payments, freeing the guarantor from further responsibility.
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§ 12208 Bond Compliance And Payment
Last verified: January 10, 2026