§ 50-98. Forfeiture of bond; domicile deemed at last address.

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The domicile of the accused for all intents and purposes shall be the last address furnished by him. Should the accused fail to appear for trial after having been notified at that address, according to law, any cash bail bond or certified check given as a bond, as set forth in this article may be decreed forfeited by the judge having jurisdiction, without further notice, and the notice of such forfeiture shall be given the treasurer of the city. Decrees of forfeiture shall be entered on the record and spread on the minutes of the court.

(Code 1956, § 40-26)

State law reference

Cash deposits, C.Cr.P. art. 324.

                    
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