United States v. Fabata
District Court, N.D. New York
Action by the United States against Antonio Fabata and the National Surety Company. On application by the Surety Company for remission of penalty of bail bond.
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Action by the United States against Antonio Fabata and the National Surety Company. On application by the Surety Company for remission of penalty of bail bond. This is an application by the National Surety Company for the remission of the whole or a part of the penalty of a bond in a criminal case executed by Antonio Fabata, as principal, and the National Surety Company, as surety, for the appearance of said Fabata to stand trial on an indictment found against him and which bond has been reduced to a judgment.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The defendant Antonio Fabata was duly in-dieted in this court, and with the National Surety Company, as surety, executed a bond for his appearance in this court at a designated term held at Auburn, N. Y., to answer to such indictment and abide the orders and judgment of the court. On the day and at the term of court designated the defendant Fabata was called, but failed to appear or answer, and the surety was duly called and required to produce its principal, which it failed at that time to do, whereupon the court made an order forfeiting such bond and directing its…
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