A Michigan Order on Motion to Set Aside Forfeiture and Discharge of Bond is an order issued by a Michigan court which sets aside a forfeiture and releases the bond posted in connection with the forfeiture. This order is typically issued in criminal cases when a defendant fails to appear for a court date or otherwise fails to comply with a court order. The order can also be used when a criminal defendant successfully appeals a forfeiture judgment or otherwise challenges the validity or legality of a forfeiture. There are two types of Michigan Order on Motion to Set Aside Forfeiture and Discharge of Bond: orders issued by the circuit court and orders issued by the district court. The circuit court order is issued when the forfeiture is appealed to the circuit court, while the district court order is issued when the forfeiture is challenged in district court.
A Michigan Order on Motion to Set Aside Forfeiture and Discharge of Bond is an order issued by a Michigan court which sets aside a forfeiture and releases the bond posted in connection with the forfeiture. This order is typically issued in criminal cases when a defendant fails to appear for a court date or otherwise fails to comply with a court order. The order can also be used when a criminal defendant successfully appeals a forfeiture judgment or otherwise challenges the validity or legality of a forfeiture. There are two types of Michigan Order on Motion to Set Aside Forfeiture and Discharge of Bond: orders issued by the circuit court and orders issued by the district court. The circuit court order is issued when the forfeiture is appealed to the circuit court, while the district court order is issued when the forfeiture is challenged in district court.