What does order to stay mean?
What does order to stay mean?
stay of proceedings
A stay of proceedings is a ruling by the court in civil and criminal procedure, halting further legal process in a trial or other legal proceeding. The court can subsequently lift the stay and resume proceedings based on events taking place after the stay is ordered.
How long do you have to pay a bond?
If the defendant does not turn up for court, the bail bond agent will have to pay the courts the full bail amount as agreed. The agent will then attempt to find the defendant and bring them to court to get this money back within an agreed time (usually 90 days).
What happens when you buy a bond with a warrant?
When you buy a bond with an attached warrant, the warrant gives you the right to buy a certain number of fixed-price shares of the stock of the company that issues the bond.
When does a company need to issue a warrant?
The warrant represents a potential source of capital in the future when the company needs to raise additional capital without offering other bonds or stock. Further, companies can issue warrants as a capitalization option when heading to bankruptcy.
Can a warrant be used to buy stock?
Warrants usually permit the holder to purchase common stock of the issuer, but sometimes they allow the purchaser to buy the stock or bonds of another entity (such as a subsidiary or even a third party). Warrants are often detachable. That is, if an investor holds a bond with attached warrants, he or she can sell the warrants and keep the bond.
What happens when a warrant certificate is issued?
A warrant certificate is issued when an investor is granted a warrant. The certificate includes the terms of the warrant, such as expiry date and the final day it can be exercised. Why are Stock Warrants Issued? A company may issue a warrant to attract more investors for an offered bond
What does a bond with a warrant do?
Bonds with warrants give the bondholder the right to buy a certain number of shares at a fixed price for a specified period of time. A $1,000 bond, for example, could come with a warrant to buy 500 shares at $20 each. The bondholder can exercise the warrant any time during its life span, which could be a few years, or an indefinite future period.
The warrant represents a potential source of capital in the future when the company needs to raise additional capital without offering other bonds or stock. Further, companies can issue warrants as a capitalization option when heading to bankruptcy.
When does a judge sign an arrest warrant?
When an arrest warrant is issued usually the Judge sets the bond when he signs the warrant. However, in some instances the Judge will leave the bond to be set at the time of your actual arrest by the arresting agency. I guess the thinking is the Judge wants to allow you an opportunity to turn yourself in and see how cooperative you are.
How are bond warrants different from stock options?
This means that the bondholder can sell the bond and keep the warrants or sell the warrants and keep the bonds. This makes it possible to trade and invest in warrants independently from the bond market. It also makes warrants different from call options, another arrangement for buying stocks at a fixed price, because options can’t be traded.