HRS §46-26
County employee bonds: who they pay and what they need
This section says that any bond required from a county officer, deputy, assistant, clerk, or employee must be made out to the county and follow the form set by the official who keeps the bond. The bond is only valid if the surety is a corporation allowed by state law.
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The statute, as written — Bonds of county officers; form
Every bond required to be given by any officer, deputy, assistant, clerk, or employee, in any department, bureau, office, or service, of any county, shall be made payable to the county, and shall be in such form as the officer with whom the bond is required to be deposited prescribes; provided that no such bond shall be deemed sufficient or be accepted unless the surety thereon is a corporation such as is mentioned in section 78-20.
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