The money I paid to a  bondsman,after I comply with all bail conditions,can I recovered from bonds company?
819263
Absolutely not.  That is their fee for posting your bond.  When the bonding company post's your bail they essentially say that they will guarantee your return to court.  What I can't believe is that you paid 40% when the going rate is around 15% - 20%!!!  You got screwed.
868190
try to call and explain to them what happen and get a answer from the courts, you might have a warrent out for your arrest,or you can go to the court house and see the judge and explain but have at least a 100.00 dollars for bail
916569
No interest will be paid after the redemption date. But you will get the interest till the date of maturity.\n\nThere are two options for getting your money back.\n\n1. Go to the post office where you have purchased them.  They will immediately pay you the maturity amount in cash.\n\n2. Go to any post office in India for encasement.  But you have to submit an application requesting the transfer of the certificates from the original post office where you have purchased the NSC to the post office office where you wish to take cash.  But this transfer of post office work will take at least 10 days to few months.  \n\nMy advise is that if the post office where you have purchased NSC is nearer, it is better go there and collect cash at once.
720994
You need to contact Cook County Clerk of the Court. They should be able to let you know. Usually, as long as you didn't miss your trial, you get your bond money back, but sometimes they take out any court costs if tehyre not already paid.
912766
Their defense will be that you knowingly used their services.  By making a payment you agreed to the contractual agreements.  I don't think you will win this one with such a defense.  Sorry.
569994
They are paid a percentage of the bail when that capture the defendant that jumped bail, such as "Failure to Appear" for a Court hearing. If the defendant is released on a Bond of $10,000.00, the Bondsman post 10%. When the defendant fails to appear, the bond is revoked, an Arrest Warrant is issued by the Judge. The Bondsman tracks down the Bail Jumper and takes that person into custody, turning them over to law enforcement. The bail is then rescinded and the defendant goes to jail to await trial.
481459
1. Yes, they will come to your house, work, any other place and pick you up anytime day or night. 2. C/S bond is Cash or surety, usually 10% of the cash bond ($1000.00 instead of 10,000) If you pay the 10% you have to do it through a bondsman and you won't get the money back, if you pay the full $10,000 you will get your money back after the trial is over minus court costs, fines and fees.
706541
If that's what the proposal said, and that's what you signed, then it will be difficult, but not impossible, for you to prevail.  First, think about getting a copy of the proposal.  The fence company should have it. Read it.  Where is the limitation of liability clause?  Did you see it? Did they point it out to you?  Is it reasonable? (i.e. there are some things in some states that you can't waive by contract.  If the thing says that they're not liable for any damage whatsoever, it may or may not be enforceable in Florida).  Did you mention the PVC piping to them? Did they make any oral representations about the pipe (these may or may not be valid, depending upon the representations)?\nThis is an uphill legal battle for you, but what about the practical side? Call the business owner, tell him:\nHey, your guys really messed up my underground PVC piping.  I'm not happy with your work, and I would like to talk with you about having you help pay for the repairs.  \n\nExplain exactly how the fense building caused the repairs.  If possible get some proof that they didn't build the fence in a "workmanlike" way--that they were not careful somehow.  Mention that you can report these facts (never say that you'll badmouth the business itself; that can be grounds for a business libel suit) to your friends.  See if the guy will work with you.  Don't just talk to the person who answers the phone, or even the super who put up the fence--get as high up as possible.  Perhaps there is a non-legal way to settle this.\n\nIn addition, if the value is just a few thousand dollars or less, you can consider taking this to small claims court -- (the name is different in each state).  You don't need a lawyer (some states prohibit a lawyer) and the rules of evidence don't apply.  The forms are easy, and oftentimes the judge will give a "fair" verdict, rather than one that would apply a strict interpretation of the law.  Just give the facts without emotion.\n\nAs always, you can (and should) consult an attorney.  Most attorneys do not charge for their original consultation.  Call the Bar association for a referral, especially for one that does "construction defect" litigation.
218795
Cannot be answered unless you specify the redemption value of the bond and the time to maturity.
490650
I'd call the police.  What you're describing is a crime, not merely a financial/contract issue.  It's like he's running a scam.  If the police won't do anything, then go to the magistrates office and file against him.  The secretary in the magistrates office will help you fill out the forms.  After you win before the magistrate, you can do a sherrif's sale on his personal property to collect your deposit and any court costs you incurred if he doesn't pay you in a timely manner.\n\nEdited to FocalBlur:  He/she paid by cash but has a receipt.  Even though there's no contract, he/she has a case because people don't just give money to people for no reason--a service should be rendered.  I agree saving the advertisements, keeping a log of phone calls, what was said on what date and what occurred, will back up the case.  But he/she's not screwed for paying cash since he/she did get a reciept.
21036
Did you buy shares in the company? If teh company is dissolved you will not get any money, as the last people to get any money in a bankrupcy case are the shareholders (Thaxtgon lists debts of $242 million as of Aug. 31, against assets of $206 million). Hopefully there will be a restructured company, in which case you could recover something, albeit priced much lower than their worth prior to Chapter 11.
97431
Generally, it's pretty high, if bail is even allowed. Expect a bail amount between one hundred thousand and 1 million dollars, bond means posting 10% of the bail amout.
650390
Go to the legal library and look up your charges in the appeals section for your area.  Find a lawyer who took a case like yours and won. Don't wast you time and life in jail by picking a lawyer out of the phone book, he will just take your money.  The clerk at the library will help you.  Good luck, and remember it makes no difference if you did it or not unless you have DNA to prove you didn't.
375826
You have to post bail, if it applies to him...\nYou have to find out what are the charges first, and work from there... hope you can resolve it soon
13851
As usual with legal-related questions on Yahoo! Answers, far too little information exists to answer the question adequately.  Your friend should have received a bond report that stipulated the conditions of his bond.  It may have designated that arrest would result in forfeiture of the bond.  If you consult the bond report he received, or if you contact the court where the bond was issued (in whichever city, county, or state it was, which you did not specify), then the court will be able to tell you the conditions of the bond.
807933
If you are wrongly paid, and you KNEW about it, and kept the money anyway, then it IS your fault and responsibility.  They will fight that you should of returned the money for the proper sum.  Sorry bout that man!  Bum deal!
615368
You can call any bail bonds place and they'll tell you, don't say for yourself, just say your name or have someone else ask you. I'd feel bad if they caught you because of my answer.