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A surety bail bond agent may enter into a premium financing arrangement with a defendant or any co-signer( s) in which such agent extends credit to such defendant or co-signer(s ). If a surety bail bond agent enters into a premium financing arrangement, such agent shall require (1) the defendant on the bail bond or any co-signer( s) to make a minimum down payment of thirty five percent of the premium due, and (2) the defendant and any co-signer( s) to execute a promissory note for the balance of the premium due. Such promissory note shall provide that such balance shall be paid not later than fifteen months after the date of the execution of the bail bond. In the event that payments against the premium become 60 days delinquent, or if such balance has not been paid in full to the surety bail bond agent by the due date, Connecticut Bonding CO LLC reserves the right to revoke bail and the agent shall file a civil action seeking appropriate relief with the court.
Pursuant to Connecticut General Statue Section 36a-660c, all outstanding balances may be paid IN FULL no later than 15 months after the execution of this bond. If the principal or indemnitor on this note is more than sixty days in arrears, all outstanding balances must be paid IN FULL immediately. Pursuant to Connecticut General Statue Section 36a-660c, If payment due under this note is more than sixty days in arrears regardless of outcome of case, this agent must file a civil action seeking appropriate relief with the court. No Exceptions. May be collected jointly or individually.
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