Deed Of Trust {CR-22}

Local Form CR-22 - DEED OF TRUST. This form is used by the Superior Court of California, County of Stanislaus, is a legal document executed by property owners—referred to as the "Trustors"—to secure a real property equity bond as bail in a criminal case. This form is used when an individual seeks to post bail by pledging real estate as collateral in lieu of cash. It is made between the property owner(s), the court-appointed Trustee (in this case, Hugh K. Swift, the Superior Court Clerk), and the County of Stanislaus as the Beneficiary. The Trustors agree to grant a lien on their real estate to the court, granting the Trustee the power of sale should the bail conditions be violated (such as the defendant failing to appear in court). The form outlines the Trustors’ responsibilities to maintain the property, pay taxes, keep insurance current, and ensure that the property remains free of unapproved liens or waste. It also establishes procedures for foreclosure and sale of the property if the bond is forfeited. The document must be notarized and recorded, becoming a public record to secure the court’s interest in the property until the bail obligation is resolved or exonerated. Mandatory Use Form. www.FormsWorkflow.com