People v. The North River Insurance Co.
Annotate this CaseThe Court of Appeal reversed the superior court's judgment against Bad Boys Bail Bonds in the amount of $6,118.78, plus administrative costs and interest. The amount represented the costs of extraditing the criminal defendant for whom the North River parties had posted a bail bond, with the Company as the surety and Bad Boys Bail Bonds as the Company's bail agent. The court concluded that the judgment is void for lack of jurisdiction because the bond had already been exonerated by operation of law when the defendant appeared in court and the superior court had no power to impose liability on Bad Boys Bail Bonds arising from the Company's undertaking set forth in the bond. Furthermore, the issue of naming Bad Boys Bail Bonds in entering summary judgment is moot.
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