Príklady surety

• The composition books dating 1618-41 show stationers standing as surety for well over 300 clerical appointments.

• There was a certain lack of surety from the performers, as well as a thin orchestration, so these weren't entirely successful.

• Security for a loan was guaranteed by another individual standing surety.

• The country turned a corner or, more precisely, it at last returned to the sureties of the two-party politics it had known before 1910.

• Beginning in 1623 he appears repeatedly in the exchequer accounts as a surety to guarantee payment of first fruits by new ecclesiastical incumbents.

• Each of these sources of surety is an illusion.

• Those failing to provide surety could be transported to the colonies.

• Further, there are no grounds to exclude the possibility that jurors charged for their services as surety.

• Another bill, passed even earlier, relaxed the 1855 law requiring that sureties on official bonds be bona fide residents of the officeholder's jurisdiction.

• Where the frankpledge system existed, all free and servile men were pledged to one another in small groups, usually of ten men, providing mutual surety.

• Aspiring senators would lend money to clients, or act as surety for others to lend them cash.

• Another four women acted as sureties for debtors.

• A constant watch was kept to prevent servants staying a full year, while tenants taking on apprentices were immediately asked to stand surety for any future liability to the parish.

• Mancherji simply stood as a witness and surety to the contract.

• Land was given in another 9.5 per cent of llegi'tima payments, as opposed to 6.1 per cent of dowries (excluding those cases where land was given simply as a surety).