What is BAIL IN ERROR?

This bail that is given by a defendant who intends to appeal the decision of a court and wants to delay payment of a judgement until an appeal is heard.

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Related Legal Terms

BAIL IN ERROR, STRAW BAIL NOMINAL OR WORTHLESS BAIL, BAIL TO THE SHERIFF, OR BAIL BELOW, BAIL BOND, BAIL TO THE ACTION OR BAIL ABOVE, BAIL COMMON, EXCESSIVE BAIL, PERFECTING BAIL, JUSTIFYING BAIL, BAIL, N


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