996.210. (a) The principal shall give a new, additional, or
supplemental bond if the court or officer orders that a new,
additional, or supplemental bond be given.
(b) The principal may give a new bond if a surety withdraws from
or cancels the original bond or to obtain the release of sureties
from liability on the original bond.
996.220. (a) A new, additional, or supplemental bond shall be in
the same form and have the same obligation as the original bond and
shall be in all other respects the same as the original bond, and
shall be in such amount as is necessary for the purpose for which the
new, additional, or supplemental bond is given.
(b) A supplemental bond shall, in addition to any other
requirements, recite the names of the remaining original sureties,
the name of the new surety, and the amount for which the new surety
is liable. The supplemental bond shall be for the amount for which
the original surety was liable on the original bond.
996.230. A new, additional, or supplemental bond is subject to all
the provisions applicable to the original bond and to the provisions
of this chapter, including but not limited to the provisions
governing giving and objecting to a bond and liabilities and
enforcement procedures.
996.240. If a new bond is given in place of the original bond:
(a) The original bond remains in full force and effect for all
liabilities incurred before, and for acts, omissions, or causes
existing or which arose before, the new bond became effective.
(b) The sureties on the original bond are not liable for any act,
default, or misconduct of the principal or other breach of the
condition of the bond that occurs after or for any liabilities on the
bond that arise after, the new bond becomes effective.
996.250. (a) An additional or supplemental bond does not discharge
or affect the original bond. The original bond remains in full force
and effect as if the additional or supplemental bond had not been
given.
(b) After an additional or supplemental bond is given, the
principal and sureties are liable upon either or both bonds for
injury caused by breach of any condition of the bonds. Subject to
subdivision (c), the beneficiary may enforce the liability on either
bond, or may enforce the liability separately on both bonds and
recover separate judgments of liability on both.
(c) If the beneficiary recovers separate judgments of liability on
both bonds for the same cause of action, the beneficiary may enforce
both judgments. The beneficiary may collect, by execution or
otherwise, the costs of both proceedings to enforce the liability and
the amount actually awarded to the beneficiary on the same cause of
action in only one of the proceedings, and no double recovery shall
be allowed.
(d) If the sureties on either bond have been compelled to pay any
sum of money on account of the principal, they are entitled to
recover from the sureties on the remaining bond a distributive part
of the sum paid, in the proportion the amounts of the bonds bear one
to the other and to the sums paid.
996.210. (a) The principal shall give a new, additional, or
supplemental bond if the court or officer orders that a new,
additional, or supplemental bond be given.
(b) The principal may give a new bond if a surety withdraws from
or cancels the original bond or to obtain the release of sureties
from liability on the original bond.
996.220. (a) A new, additional, or supplemental bond shall be in
the same form and have the same obligation as the original bond and
shall be in all other respects the same as the original bond, and
shall be in such amount as is necessary for the purpose for which the
new, additional, or supplemental bond is given.
(b) A supplemental bond shall, in addition to any other
requirements, recite the names of the remaining original sureties,
the name of the new surety, and the amount for which the new surety
is liable. The supplemental bond shall be for the amount for which
the original surety was liable on the original bond.
996.230. A new, additional, or supplemental bond is subject to all
the provisions applicable to the original bond and to the provisions
of this chapter, including but not limited to the provisions
governing giving and objecting to a bond and liabilities and
enforcement procedures.
996.240. If a new bond is given in place of the original bond:
(a) The original bond remains in full force and effect for all
liabilities incurred before, and for acts, omissions, or causes
existing or which arose before, the new bond became effective.
(b) The sureties on the original bond are not liable for any act,
default, or misconduct of the principal or other breach of the
condition of the bond that occurs after or for any liabilities on the
bond that arise after, the new bond becomes effective.
996.250. (a) An additional or supplemental bond does not discharge
or affect the original bond. The original bond remains in full force
and effect as if the additional or supplemental bond had not been
given.
(b) After an additional or supplemental bond is given, the
principal and sureties are liable upon either or both bonds for
injury caused by breach of any condition of the bonds. Subject to
subdivision (c), the beneficiary may enforce the liability on either
bond, or may enforce the liability separately on both bonds and
recover separate judgments of liability on both.
(c) If the beneficiary recovers separate judgments of liability on
both bonds for the same cause of action, the beneficiary may enforce
both judgments. The beneficiary may collect, by execution or
otherwise, the costs of both proceedings to enforce the liability and
the amount actually awarded to the beneficiary on the same cause of
action in only one of the proceedings, and no double recovery shall
be allowed.
(d) If the sureties on either bond have been compelled to pay any
sum of money on account of the principal, they are entitled to
recover from the sureties on the remaining bond a distributive part
of the sum paid, in the proportion the amounts of the bonds bear one
to the other and to the sums paid.
996.210. (a) The principal shall give a new, additional, or
supplemental bond if the court or officer orders that a new,
additional, or supplemental bond be given.
(b) The principal may give a new bond if a surety withdraws from
or cancels the original bond or to obtain the release of sureties
from liability on the original bond.
996.220. (a) A new, additional, or supplemental bond shall be in
the same form and have the same obligation as the original bond and
shall be in all other respects the same as the original bond, and
shall be in such amount as is necessary for the purpose for which the
new, additional, or supplemental bond is given.
(b) A supplemental bond shall, in addition to any other
requirements, recite the names of the remaining original sureties,
the name of the new surety, and the amount for which the new surety
is liable. The supplemental bond shall be for the amount for which
the original surety was liable on the original bond.
996.230. A new, additional, or supplemental bond is subject to all
the provisions applicable to the original bond and to the provisions
of this chapter, including but not limited to the provisions
governing giving and objecting to a bond and liabilities and
enforcement procedures.
996.240. If a new bond is given in place of the original bond:
(a) The original bond remains in full force and effect for all
liabilities incurred before, and for acts, omissions, or causes
existing or which arose before, the new bond became effective.
(b) The sureties on the original bond are not liable for any act,
default, or misconduct of the principal or other breach of the
condition of the bond that occurs after or for any liabilities on the
bond that arise after, the new bond becomes effective.
996.250. (a) An additional or supplemental bond does not discharge
or affect the original bond. The original bond remains in full force
and effect as if the additional or supplemental bond had not been
given.
(b) After an additional or supplemental bond is given, the
principal and sureties are liable upon either or both bonds for
injury caused by breach of any condition of the bonds. Subject to
subdivision (c), the beneficiary may enforce the liability on either
bond, or may enforce the liability separately on both bonds and
recover separate judgments of liability on both.
(c) If the beneficiary recovers separate judgments of liability on
both bonds for the same cause of action, the beneficiary may enforce
both judgments. The beneficiary may collect, by execution or
otherwise, the costs of both proceedings to enforce the liability and
the amount actually awarded to the beneficiary on the same cause of
action in only one of the proceedings, and no double recovery shall
be allowed.
(d) If the sureties on either bond have been compelled to pay any
sum of money on account of the principal, they are entitled to
recover from the sureties on the remaining bond a distributive part
of the sum paid, in the proportion the amounts of the bonds bear one
to the other and to the sums paid.
