§ 515 Claimant Bond Requirement
Before a judge can give an order, the person asking for it must give the court a bond that’s worth twice the value of the property or money involved, and the bond stays in force for three years to cover any damages.
A person wants the court to order the sale of a piece of land that belongs to someone else.
The judge will first ask that person to give a bond worth double the land’s value. If later the land’s true owner sues and wins damages, the bond will pay those damages for up to three years after it was filed.
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§ 515 Claimant Bond Requirement
Last verified: January 11, 2026