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Iowa Code Chapter 64 - Official and private bonds

Iowa Code > Title II > Subtitle 2 > Chapter 64 - Official and private bonds


Current as of: 2009
§ 64.1Definitions
§ 64.1ABond not required
§ 64.2Conditions of bond of public officers
§ 64.4Conditions of other bonds
§ 64.5Want of compliance -- effect
§ 64.6State officers -- blanket bonds
§ 64.8Bonds of county officers
§ 64.10Bond of county treasurer
§ 64.11Expense of bonds paid by county
§ 64.12Township clerk -- expense of bond
§ 64.13Municipal officers
§ 64.15Bonds of deputy officers and clerks
§ 64.15AExemptions applicable
§ 64.18Beneficiary of bond
§ 64.19Approval of bonds
§ 64.20Time for approval
§ 64.21Approval by auditor
§ 64.22Failure of board to approve -- application to judge
§ 64.23Custody of bond
§ 64.24Recording
§ 64.25Failure to give bond

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