Cal. INS § 1802.73
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 1802.73, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
The application shall be in writing, verified, and shall state:
(a) The nature of all bail licenses held by the applicant and the period during which the applicant was authorized to transact bail business under each;
(b) All of the counties in which the applicant transacted bail under the authority of each license;
(c) That all bail transacted by applicant, and his solicitors and employees, if any, has been exonerated by order of court, and that his liability as surety on all bail transactions has been discharged;
(d) The date upon which the last liability of the applicant on a bail transaction was fully exonerated and discharged;
(e) That all moneys collected or received by the applicant, and his solicitors and employees, if any, have been paid to the person or persons entitled thereto and have in all respects been fully and properly accounted for.
(a) The nature of all bail licenses held by the applicant and the period during which the applicant was authorized to transact bail business under each;
(b) All of the counties in which the applicant transacted bail under the authority of each license;
(c) That all bail transacted by applicant, and his solicitors and employees, if any, has been exonerated by order of court, and that his liability as surety on all bail transactions has been discharged;
(d) The date upon which the last liability of the applicant on a bail transaction was fully exonerated and discharged;
(e) That all moneys collected or received by the applicant, and his solicitors and employees, if any, have been paid to the person or persons entitled thereto and have in all respects been fully and properly accounted for.
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