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- Auto Dealers surety bonds
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- Billboards surety bonds
- CA Screen Actors Guild bonds
- Care Facility surety bonds
- Certificate of Title surety bonds
- Contract surety bonds
- Contractors Bid surety bonds
- Contractors License bonds
- Contract Payment bonds
- Contract Performance bonds
- Deferred Deposit surety bonds
- Delayed Deposit surety bonds
- Dry Cleaners bonds CA
- Employee Dishonesty bonds
- Employment Agency bonds
- ERISA Pension Trust fidelity
- Escrow Agents surety bonds
- Escrow Company fidelity
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- Farm Products Brokers bonds
- Fidelity Dishonesty bonds
- Games of Chance surety bonds
- Immigration Consultants CA
- Immigration Assistant NY
- Insurance Adjusters bonds
- Insurance Agents surety bonds
- Insurance Producers bonds
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- Inventory Service fidelity bonds
- Janitorial Fidelity bonds
- Legal Document Assistant CA
- License bonds (misc)
- Liquor License & Permit bonds
- Lost Trust Deed surety bonds
- Mortgage Bankers surety bonds
- Mortgage Brokers surety bonds
- Motorcycle Dealers bonds
- Notary Public surety bonds
- Notary Public E&O Insurance
- Payday Loan surety bonds
- Permit Bonds (misc)
- Pet Sitting Fidelity bonds
- Pharmaceutical bonds CA
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- Plumbing Contractors bonds
- Postal Contract Station bonds
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- Process Servers surety bonds
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- Public Officials Fidelity bonds
- Roofing Contractors bonds
- Sales Tax surety bonds
- School Bus Drivers bonds
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- Tax Preparers bonds CA
- Tax Preparers E&O Insurance
- Transportation Broker BMC-85
- Truckers Highway surety bonds
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- Unlawful Detainer Assistant CA
- Utility Deposit surety bonds
- Vehicle Registration Service CA
- Wholesale Auto Dealers bonds
- Wholesale ATV Dealers bonds
- Wholesale Motorcycle Dealers
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- How much will my bond cost? Premiums are determined by the surety company. Each type of surety bond is priced differently and often varies state to state. The surety company has considered the risk associated with the type of surety or fidelity bond coverage you are requesting, and they have established a premium. For example, the CA notary public bond is $50/4 yrs, IL notary bond $30/4 yrs, TX notary bond $50/4 yrs., MI notary bond $55/6 yrs, and the WI notary bond $20/4 yrs, etc. Notary E&O is also available and sometimes comes free with your bond. California Tax Preparer Bonds are $45 for one year, $50 for two, $75 for three, & $85 for four years. FL Public adjuster bonds $187 -$250.
- How do I pay for my bond? We accept credit cards, debit cards, business or bank checks, and USPS money orders for standard rate bonds. Bank cashier's checks, Post Office money orders and credit cards are accepted for bad credit bonds
- How long will it take to get my bond? Some license permit bonds, and some fidelity bonds, are emailed, faxed or mailed same day. Other bonds require more approval time. Overnight mail service helps to expedite this process.
- Ameribonds Surety contact info: 2700 Richview Rd, PO Box 746, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864 - phone (800) 995-0997; local phone (618) 242-5996. CA Lic 0784043
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HB 227 – Money Transmission Services. Applicants for a money transmission license must provide a surety bond, letter of credit or other similar security in the amount of $25,000, plus $5,000 for each location, not exceeding a total addition of $125,000. Security shall be payable to the state for the benefit of a claimant against the licensee to secure the faithful performance of the licensee’s obligations. A claimant may maintain an action on the bond or the department may maintain an action on a claimant’s behalf. A surety bond must cover claims for as long as the department specifies, but for at least five years after the licensee ceases to provide money services in the state. However, the department may permit the amount of security to be reduced or eliminated before the expiration of that time to the extent the amount of the licensee’s payment instruments or stored-value obligations outstanding in the state is reduced. The department may permit a licensee to substitute another form of security for the security effective at the time the licensee ceases to provide services. (Carried over from 2007; 5-5-07: In House Finance Committee)
SB 18 – Trustee Bond. As relates to property foreclosures and executions, before performing the duties of a trustee, a person shall obtain a $250,000 surety bond to protect the trustors and beneficiaries of trust deeds against fraud or defalcation by the trustee. (Carried over from 2007; 3-21-07: In Senate Judiciary Committee)
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HB 2030 – Contractor’s License Bonds. This bill increases the maximum bond penalty amounts in the tiered systems for general commercial building contractors and sub-classifications thereof and specialty commercial contractors; increases the bond amount for general residential contractors and sub-classifications thereof from $15,000 to $30,000; and increases the bond amount for specialty residential contractors from $7,500 to $15,000. (Pre-filed on 12-27-07)
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AB 69 – Uniform Debt Settlement Services/Debt Management Act/Credit Counselors Law. This bill would enact the Uniform Debt Settlement Services Act (creates a debt settlement services fund), the Debt Management Act (creates a debt management fund and provides for a $25,000 bond or other security), and the Credit Counselors Law (bond required). (Carried over from 2007; Re-referred to Assembly Committee on Banking and Finance on 4-24-07)
AB 1356 – Equity Purchaser Representative Bond. This bill requires a representative of an equity purchaser to provide a contract and written proof of licensure, and a statement under penalty of perjury and written proof that he/she has satisfied certain minimal professional liability coverage or bonding requirements. A representative shall demonstrate financial responsibility by providing written proof of any of the following: (2) a surety bond in an amount equal to at least twice the value of the property that is subject to the contract. (Carried over from 2007; 4-24-07 – In Committee on Judiciary)
SB 482 – Tenant Security Deposit Bond. This bond authorizes a tenant to purchase a bond or commercial insurance policy to secure the performance of the terms and conditions of a rental agreement in lieu of posting a security deposit with a landlord. The bill would prohibit a landlord from requiring a surety bond or from being required to accept one; requires the surety to refund payments made by an applicant under certain circumstances, including if the parties do not enter into a lease, and to provide certain disclosures. If the surety fails to comply, the surety would forfeit the right to make a claim against the purchaser of the bond. The bill would permit an applicant or tenant to recover specified amounts and attorneys’ fees from the landlord if the landlord requires the amount of the surety bond to be in excess of certain limits. The bill would require that any claim for damages be made against the tenant prior to seeking reimbursement from the surety. (Carried over from 2007; 5-2-07 – In Committee on Judiciary; first hearing canceled)
SB 1007 – Health Care Service Plan Provider. This bill provides that a licensee shall at all times comply with either of the following: (1) maintain a fidelity bond or bonds in an amount determined by the commissioner, but not less than $1,000,000, or (2) deposit an amount of cash or securities or irrevocable letters of credit in an amount determined by the commissioner, but not less than $1,000,000, under terms and conditions that are acceptable to the commissioner. (Carried over from 2007; 5-30-07 – Re-referred to Senate Committee on Rules)
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AB 1036 – Design-Build, Sanitation and Levee Districts. This bill authorizes sanitation and levee districts, with the approval of the appropriate governing body, to enter into design-build contracts in accordance with specified provisions. Provides that if the levee district elects to award a project, retention proceeds withheld from the design-build entity shall not exceed 5 percent if a performance and payment bond is required in the solicitation of the bids. In a contract between the design-build entity and the subcontractor, and in a contract between a subcontractor and any subcontractor thereunder, the percentage of the retention proceeds withheld may not exceed the percentage specified in the contract between the levee district and the design-build entity. If the design-build entity provides written notice to any subcontractor who is not a member of the design-build entity, prior to or at the time the bid is requested, that a bond may be required and the subcontractor subsequently is unable or refuses to furnish a bond, then the design-build entity may withhold retention proceeds in excess of the percentage specified in the contract from any payment made by the design-build entity to the subcontractor. (Carried over from 2007; Re-referred to Assembly Committee on Local Government on 3-29-07)
AB 1070 – Procedure for Legislature to Advertise for Bids. All bids shall be presented under sealed cover and accompanied by one of the following forms of bidder’s security: cash, a cashier’s check, certified check, or a bidder’s bond made payable to the legislature. The security shall be in an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the amount bid. (Carried over from 2007; 8-22-07 – From Committee on Business and Professions without further action)
AB 1076 – Prevailing Wage. This bill modifies provisions of existing law that relate to the payment of prevailing wages on public works projects by contractors and subcontractors, and the procedures if such wages are not paid, to provide that an affected contractor, subcontractor or surety become liable for liquidated damages after 60 days following the service of assessment or notice of withholding only if no request for a hearing has been made; requires those affected to pay all wages due within 45 days following the service of the administrative decision or notice from the court regarding a writ of mandate, and would require a payment of liquidated damages, as specified, if full payment is not made within those 45 days. (Carried over from 2007; 5-31-07 – In Assembly Appropriations; held under submission)
AB 1695 – Small Business Surety Bond Guarantee. This bill creates the Surety Bond Guarantee Account within the California Small Business Expansion Fund; requires the director, commencing January 1, 2009 to January 1, 2014, inclusive, to report annually on the number of surety bond guarantees provided from the account. (Carried over from 2007; 5-31-07 – In Assembly Committee on Appropriations; held under submission)
SB 56 – Design-Build. This bill authorizes certain state and local transportation entities to use a design-build process for contracting on transportation projects. The design-build entity shall provide payment and performance bonds for the project. In no case shall the amount of the payment bond be less than the amount of the performance bond. The commission shall develop a standard form of payment and performance bond, consulting with entities authorized to use the design-build procurement method and with representatives of the surety industry to achieve a bond form that is consistent with surety industry standards and practices, while protecting the public interest. (Carried over from 2007; 5-31-07 – Held in Senate Committee on Appropriations under submission)
SB 442 – Design-Build. This bill would authorize the Orange County Transit District to enter into design-build contracts for transit projects. Any design-build entity selected to design and build a project shall possess or obtain sufficient bonding to cover the contract amount for non-design services, and errors and omissions insurance coverage sufficient to cover all design and architectural services provided in the contract. (Carried over from 2007; Failed passage in Committee on Transportation and Housing on 4-24-07; reconsideration granted)
SB 593 – Retainage. This bill eliminates retainage language in connection with contracts between state agencies and private contractors. The struck out language says progress payments shall not be made in excess of 95 percent of the percentage of actual work completed plus a like percentage of the value of material delivered on the ground or stored, and the department shall withhold not less than 5 percent of the contract price until final completion and acceptance of the project. (Carried over from 2007; Passed the Senate; in Assembly Committee on Business and Professions; hearing postponed on 7-3-07)
SB 619 – Retainage. This bill amends the Public Contract Code; provides that the retention proceeds withheld from any payment by a public entity from the original contractor, by the original contractor from any subcontractor, and by a subcontractor from any subcontractor thereunder shall not exceed 5 percent of the payment. In no event shall the total retention proceeds withheld exceed 5 percent of the contract price. (Carried over from 2007; Passed the Senate; in Assembly Committee on Appropriations; placed on inactive file on 9-11-07)
SB 683 – Design-Build. This bill authorizes the City of Santa Paula to use the design-build process to build a wastewater plant. Provides that retention proceeds withheld by the city shall not exceed 5 percent if a performance and payment bond is required in the solicitation of bids. (Carried over from 2007; In Senate Committee on Local Government on 3-8-07)
SB 738 – Retainage. This bill would delete the provisions authorizing a claimant to enforce a claim by giving written notice to the surety and the bond principal within 15 days after recordation of a notice of completion, and extending the time for giving written notice to the surety and the bond principal to 75 days after completion of the work of improvement if a notice of completion has not been recorded. (Carried over from 2007; 4-19-07 – In Senate Committee on Judiciary; second hearing canceled)
SB 935 – Public Utility-Payment Bond. This bill specifies that a public utility, defined as a public entity for limited purposes, must require a payment bond of its contractors, and must submit copies of those payment bonds to the Public Utilities Commission or any worker or member of the public; declares the intent of the legislature to extend the protections offered to workers employed on public works projects to workers employed on construction projects for public utilities. (Carried over from 2007; 4-23-07 – In Committee on Labor and Industrial Relations; first hearing canceled)
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HB 198 – Manufactured Home Installation. This bill amends provisions relating to manufactured home installation. The applicant shall provide evidence that he/she or his/her employer has and will maintain a surety bond or irrevocable letter of credit in the form and minimum amount to be determined by the Board in its rules and regulations, that will cover the cost of repairing all damage to the home and its supports caused by the installer, or the installer’s or employer’s employees or agent, during the installation. The bond principal is responsible for all acts or omissions of the licensed manufactured home installer and any individual acting under the supervision of or assisting the installer in the installation of the manufactured housing. (Carried over from 2007; Introduced and assigned to the House Subcommittee Manufactured Housing Committee on 6-13-07)
HB 215 – Manufactured Home Installation. Same as HB 198. (Carried over from 2007; Passed by the House on 6-26-07)
HB 240 – Court Bonds. This bill provides for appeal bonds in various courts. (Carried over from 2007; Passed by House on 6-30-07)
SB 38 – Prescription Drug Distributor. This bill provides that the Board of Pharmacy shall require every wholesale drug distributor applicant to submit a bond of at least $100,000, or other equivalent means of security, payable to a fund established by the Board, to secure payment of any fines or penalties imposed and any fees and costs incurred by the Board in connection with the license. (Carried over from 2007; Introduced and reported out of Senate Health and Social Services Committee on 3-21-07)
SB 58 – Medical Discount Card Providers. This bill establishes a regulatory system for medical discount cards. Each licensed discount medical plan organization shall maintain in force a surety bond in its own name in an amount not less than $50,000 to be used in the discretion of the Commissioner to protect the financial interests of members. (Carried over from 2007; Passed by the Senate, reported out of House Economic Development/Banking & Insurance Committee on 6-14-07)
SB 177 – Public Official Bond. This bill establishes the Delaware Health Security Authority, and provides that all officers and employees of the Authority having access to cash or negotiable securities shall give bond, at the Authority’s expense, in such amount as the Authority prescribes. The persons required to give bond may be included in one or more blanket or schedule bonds. (Carried over from 2007; Introduced and assigned to Senate Finance Committee on 9-18-07)
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HB 28 – Construction Services-School Buildings. This bill provides that the local board of education, in its discretion, may require the private developer to provide a performance and payment bond for construction work, and may require a bond or other appropriate guarantee to cover any other guarantees, products or services to be provided by the private developer. (Carried over from 2007; Introduced and assigned to the House Capital Infrastructure Committee on 4-4-07).
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SB 290 – Video Lottery Retailer Bond. This bill provides that each video lottery retailer shall post a bond payable to the state in an amount determined by the Department as sufficient to guarantee the payment of revenue due in any payment period. The initial bond prior to commencement of operations shall be $2,000,000 and conditioned to make the payments to the Department. (11-28-07: In Senate; referred to Regulated Industries; Finance and Tax; General Government Appropriations)
SB 672 – Wrecker Services-Court Bond. This bill provides for regulatory oversight of wrecker services by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services; changes “towing storage operator” to “wrecker company”. Provides that upon filing of a complaint, an owner or lienholder may have their vehicle released upon posting with the court a cash or surety bond or other adequate security equal to the amount of the charges for towing or storage and lot rental amount to ensure the payment of the charges in the event he or she does not prevail. (11 16-07: In Senate; filed)
SB 7012 – Home Health Agency License Bond. This bill requires an applicant for a new home health agency license to submit a $50,000 surety bond or other equivalent means of security, such as an irrevocable letter of credit or a deposit in a trust account or financial institution, payable to the Agency or Health Care Administration. The bond is to secure payment of any administrative penalties and any fees and costs that the licensee fails to pay 30 days after the fine or costs become final. (12-27-07: In Senate; on Health Regulation Committee’s agenda for 1-9-08).
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HB 159 – Immigration-Work Authorization Program. This bill provides that no public employer shall enter into contracts for the physical performance of services within the state with contractors not registered and participating in a federal work authorization program. (11 29-07: In House; referred to State Affairs by Government Efficiency and Accountability Council)
SB 388 – Immigration-Work Authorization Program. This bill provides that no public employer shall enter into contracts for the physical performance of services within the state with contractors not registered and participating in a federal work authorization program. (12 13-07: In Senate; referred to Military Affairs and Domestic Security; Governmental Operations; Criminal Justice; General Government Appropriations)
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HB 163 – Payday Lending. This bill creates the Deferred Presentment Services Act, which requires licensees to post a bond in a form acceptable to the department in favor of the commissioner in the principal sum of $50,000 per location, not to exceed a total of $250,000. The bond shall be contingent upon compliance with the chapter and the payment by the licensee of any and all moneys that may become due and owing by the licensee to consumers or the department as a result of the receipt, handling, transmission and payment of money arising out of the business of the licensee of cashing and retaining checks. (Carried over from 2007; 3-27-07: In House; reconsidered)
HB 420 – Industrial Loans. This bill repeals and reenacts the Industrial Loan Act; requires all persons engaged in the business of making loans of $3,000 or less, unless expressly exempted therefrom, shall be required to obtain a license. The application shall be accompanied by a surety bond in the principal sum of $25,000 per location, not to exceed a total of $250,000. (Carried over from 2007; 2-15-07: In House; second readers)
HB 560 – Speed Detecting Devices. This bill requires any person or business which offers for sale a photographic speed detection device to be registered and post a $5,000 bond for each device to be sold in the state. (Carried over from 2007; 2-28-07: In House; second readers)
HB 563 – Malt Beverage Bond. This bill relates to state license requirements and regulations for the manufacture, distribution and sale of malt beverages; a surety bond shall be required as a condition upon issuance of a license in the same manner as required pursuant to Code Section 3-5-25.1 with respect to malt beverages ($5,000 for brewers and $500 for retailers). (Carried over from 2007; 2-28-07: In House; second readers)
HB 798 – Pharmacy Benefits Manager Bond. This bill provides that no person or organization shall act or operate as a pharmacy benefits manager in this state without a valid certificate of registration issued by the department, and shall maintain a fidelity bond equal to at least 1 percent of the amount of the funds handled or managed annually. (Carried over from 2007; 4-11-07: In House; second readers)
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HB 789 – Performance Bonds for Public Water Systems. This bill requires certain contractors that operate public water systems to give performance bonds for water supply. Introduced language states that any private person who operates a public water system pursuant to contract with a county, municipality or local government authority shall be required to give a performance bond, payable to the county, municipality or local government authority, conditioned upon faithful compliance with the contract and in such amount as determined by the county, municipality or local government authority as necessary to assure the continued supply of water in accordance with such contract. (Carried over from 2007; 3-30-07: In House; second readers)
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D 5294 – Escrow Agency Bond. This bill makes provisions for the licensure and regulation of escrow agents and escrow agencies. The proposed new section relating to bonds states that an escrow agency shall deposit with the administrator and keep in full force and effect a corporate surety bond in an amount based on the average monthly balance: (1) $50,000 or less - $20,000 bond; (2) more than $50,000 but not more than $250,000 - $50,000 bond; (3) more than $250,000 but not more than $500,000 - $100,000 bond; (4) more than $500,000 but not more than $750,000 - $150,000 bond; (5) more than $750,000 but not more than $1,000,000 - $200,000 bond; and (6) more than $1,000,000 - $250,000 bond. (1-3-08: Filed)
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HB 1478 – Public Works Contractors’ Surety Law. This bill amends this law by increasing from $100,000 to $250,000 the threshold limit for the construction, alteration or repair of any public building or other public improvement or public work for which a person must provide a performance and payment bond. (1-2-08: Introduced in House and referred to Joint Committee on Insurance and Financial Services)
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HB 1461 – Uniform Debt Management Services. This bill establishes the Uniform Debt Management Services Act to regulate debt management services. Providers shall file a surety bond that will be in effect during the period of registration and for two years after the provider ceases providing debt management services, and be in the amount of $50,000 or other larger or smaller amount that the administrator determines is warranted by the financial condition and business experience of the provider. (1-10-08: In House; read second time)
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The Montana State Legislature will not be holding a regular legislative session in 2008.
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HB 1276 – Auctioneer Bond. This bill increases the auctioneer bond penalty from $10,000 to $25,000. (1-2-08: Introduced in House and referred to Executive Departments and Administration; public hearing scheduled for 1-24-08)
SB 465 – Trust Company Bond. This bill provides that the amount of the securities or the surety bond shall be determined by the commissioner in an amount deemed appropriate to defray the costs of a liquidation of the trust company, but in no event shall exceed $250,000 for a family fiduciary services company (currently $1,000,000) or $500,000 for any other nondepository trust company. (1-8-08: Introduced in Senate and referred to Committee on Commerce, Labor and Consumer Protection)
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SB 481 – Threshold. This bill provides that officers, public boards, agents or other persons who contract in behalf of the state or any political subdivision thereof for the construction, repair or rebuilding of public buildings, public highways, bridges or other public works shall, if said contract involves an expenditure of $100,000 (currently $25,000), and may if it involves an expenditure of less amount, obtain as a condition precedent to the execution of the contract, sufficient security, by bond or otherwise, in an amount equal to at least 100 percent of the contract price, or of the estimated cost of the work if no aggregate price is agreed upon, conditioned upon the payment by the contractors and subcontractors for all labor performed or furnished, for all equipment hired, including trucks, for all material used and for fuels, lubricants, power, tools, hardware and supplies purchased by said principal and used in carrying out said contract, and for labor and parts furnished upon the order of said contractor for the repair of equipment used in carrying out said contract. (1 8-08: Introduced in Senate and referred to Committee on Commerce, Labor and Consumer Protection)
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HB 1008 – Abstractor Bond. This bill increases the bond penalty for abstractors from $5,000 to $25,000 for counties with a population of 15,000 or less, and from $15,000 to $50,000 for counties having a population of over 15,000. (1-8-08: First read in House and referred to Commerce Committee)
HB 1009 – Money Transmission Bond. This bill provides that each application shall be accompanied by a security device acceptable to the director in the amount of $100,000. The director may increase the amount of the security device to a maximum of $500,000 upon the basis of the impaired financial condition of a licensee, as evidenced by a reduction in net worth, financial losses or other relevant criteria. The security device shall run to the state for the benefit of any claimants to secure the faithful performance of the obligations of the licensee with respect to the receipt, handling, transmission and payment of money in connection with the sale and issuance of payment instruments or the transmission of money, or both. Any claimant against the licensee may bring suit directly on the security device or the director may bring suit on behalf of any claimant, either in one action or in successive actions. (1-8-08: First read in House and referred to Commerce Committee)
SB 44 – Grain Dealers/Buyers Bond. This bill makes changes the bond penalties for Class A and Class B grain buyers based on the amount of grain purchased. (1-8-08: First read in Senate and referred to Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee)
SB 45 – Grain Warehouse Operator Bond. This bill revises the requirements regarding the licensing and regulation of public grain warehouses; no change in the bond penalty. (1 8 08: First read in Senate and referred to Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee)
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