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D. Mont. L.R. 67.3
Security for Costs
(a) On a party’s or its own motion, the court may at any time order any
party to file a bond for costs in such amount and so conditioned as the court may
designate.
(b) Whenever a security is required to be given, in unspecified form, except
in bankruptcy proceedings, and except when given to secure the appearance of a
defendant in a criminal case, it must be given in substance and form as provided by
Montana law. The bond is deemed sufficient unless the secured party objects in
writing to the sufficiency of the surety and applies to the court for a hearing.
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D.Mont L.R. 67.3 Security for Costs
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- 2026-09-18
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