If any board of county commissioners willfully neglects to inquire and examine into the sufficiency of any of the official bonds named in this article, each member of the board is guilty of a public omission of duty and is liable in damages to any person who may receive injury by such neglect, to be recovered before any court of competent jurisdiction in this state by a civil action.
Source: R.S. p. 489, § 23. G.L. § 1953. G.S. § 2499. R.S. 08: § 4700. C.L. § 7984. CSA: C. 117, § 22. CRS 53: § 99-1-20. C.R.S. 1963: § 99-1-20.
Structure Colorado Code
§ 24-13-105. County Board to Examine Bonds - New Bond
§ 24-13-106. Parties Interested May Offer Evidence
§ 24-13-107. Record of Examination
§ 24-13-108. Failure to File New Bond - Vacancy
§ 24-13-109. Release of Sureties - Notice
§ 24-13-110. Duty of County Clerk and Recorder
§ 24-13-111. Effect of New Bond - Release
§ 24-13-112. Embezzlement - Vacancy
§ 24-13-113. Failure to File Bond
§ 24-13-114. Officers Failing to Deliver, Not to Act - Penalty
§ 24-13-115. Effect of Release of Sureties
§ 24-13-116. Approval of Bonds - Clerk of County Board
§ 24-13-117. Approval of Bonds to Be of Record
§ 24-13-118. Neglect to Examine Bonds - Penalty
§ 24-13-119. Officers Shall Not Become Sureties
§ 24-13-120. Forfeiture of Office by Becoming Surety
§ 24-13-121. Official Bond Payable to People
§ 24-13-124. Approval or Rejection of Bonds