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Insurance Bonds: contract guarantee, performance bonds

 

Contract Guarantee Bonds / Performance Bonds / Road and Development Bonds

Protection for the Employer to recoup losses due to the failure of the contractor to complete the work. The contractor applies for a bond, which is usually around 25% of the contract sum. The advantage of this type of bond is to minimise delays following the insolvency of the contractor, and complete the works.

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Section 43-non Residential Directors

Every company registered in Ireland must have at least one resident director, if not a bond must be arranged to comply with Section 43 of the Companies (Amendment) (No.2) Act 1999 (Bonding) Order 2000

Administration Bond

It is the duty of either an executor or administrator to gather in the assets of a deceased's estate, settle the debts and distribute the remainder to the beneficiaries. In the absence of a will, an Administration Bond is required. This is a guarantee to the court that the Executor/Administrator will undertake proper care in fulfilling these obligations.

Defective Title Indemnity

When purchasing a property, the onus is on the owner to show title to the goods. This policy covers capital loss and legal expenses should another party be able to show better title to the property or prevent the use of rights of way or services necessary for the enjoyment of the property.

Lost Document Indemnity

A lost document Indemnity is designed to guarantee lost or mislaid stock or share certificates and life assurance policies. The indemnity covers loss and legal expenses should another party produce the original stock or share certificate or life assurance policy.

Missing Beneficiary Indemnity

If a beneficiary cannot be traced it may be necessary to lodge his/her entitlement into Court. In many cases, a Missing Beneficiary Indemnity eliminates the need for this and enables the missing beneficiary's entitlement to be distributed among the other beneficiaries.If the beneficiary eventually turns up seeking his or her entitlement the bond will be called in.

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