Tennessee § 8-19-415 - Obligation of additional bond.
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§ 8-19-415. Obligation of additional bond.
Every such additional bond, approved and filed as provided in §§ 8-19-409 — 8-19-419 , is binding on the obligors from the time of its approval, and subjects them to the same liabilities, proceedings, and remedies as are provided in relation to the first official bond of such officer. Code 1858, § 791; Shan., § 1112; Code 1932, § 1854; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 8-1949. Cross-References. Obligation of additional bond, § 8-19-406 . Collateral References. Special bond, liability on general bond for acts covered by special bond. 4 A.L.R. 1431 , 140 A.L.R. 1459 .
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