Judicial Bond

The term "judicial bond" is a broad, general term used to describe any bond that is required during or because of judicial proceedings.

Generally, judicial bonds are posted in order to protect the courts against financial loss or loss of valuable time that can be associated with holding a court case or law suit.

Examples of judicial bonds would be fiduciary bonds, appeal bonds, attachment bonds, forthcoming bonds, and many more. Judicial bonds can be required in many different instances by a court presiding over a particular case.