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Court (Judicial) Bonds

A California court will often not let a case proceed a step further until a bond is on file. Appeal a judgment and you post a bond to stay enforcement. Get an injunction and you post one to protect the party you have just restrained. These are filed on the court's timetable, not yours, which is why they are usually needed urgently.

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