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Legal and Judicial Bonds

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  1. Under Article 2082, a bondsman offered pursuant to law or judicial order must have which qualifications?
  2. Which financial qualification does Article 2056 generally require of an offered guarantor or bondsman to whom it applie…
  3. May a judicial bondsman demand exhaustion of the principal debtor’s property under Article 2084?
  4. A person legally bound to give the Article 2082 bond cannot furnish a bondsman. What substitute does Article 2083 admit?
  5. An offered bondsman has ample assets but lacks capacity to bind himself. No applicable exception is established. Does w…
  6. A judicial sub-surety is properly bound on a court-required bond. The obligee demands payment within its lawful scope. …
  7. A statute governing a particular bond prescribes an additional qualification. An applicant meets Article 2056 but conce…
  8. Identify the qualifications incorporated by Article 2082 for a bondsman offered under law or judicial order. Explain wh…
  9. A person bound to furnish a legal or judicial bond cannot do so but offers a mortgage as security. State Article 2083’s…
  10. Compare the exhaustion demands of a judicial bondsman and a judicial sub-surety under Article 2084.
  11. Besides wealth and capacity, what 2056 qualification is incorporated for the stated 2082 bondsman?
  12. What jurisdictional relationship does 2056 require of the offered guarantor?