1-435. Bail may arrest defendant.
For the purpose of surrendering the defendant, the bail, at any time or place, before they are finally charged, may themselves arrest him, or by a written authority endorsed on a certified copy of the undertaking may empower any person over 21 years of age to do so. (C.C.P., s. 159; Code, s. 301; Rev., s. 753; C.S., s. 793.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
§ 1-409 - Arrest only as herein prescribed.
§ 1-410 - In what cases arrest allowed.
§ 1-411 - Order and affidavit.
§ 1-412 - Undertaking before order.
§ 1-413 - Issuance and form of order.
§ 1-414 - Copies of affidavit and order to defendant.
§ 1-416 - Vacation of order for failure to serve.
§ 1-417 - Motion to vacate order; jury trial.
§ 1-418 - Counter affidavits by plaintiff.
§ 1-419 - How defendant discharged.
§ 1-420 - Defendant's undertaking.
§ 1-421 - Defendant's undertaking delivered to clerk; exception.
§ 1-422 - Notice of justification; new bail.
§ 1-423 - Qualifications of bail.
§ 1-424 - Justification of bail.
§ 1-426 - Deposit in lieu of bail.
§ 1-427 - Deposit paid into court; liability on sheriff's bond.
§ 1-428 - Bail substituted for deposit.
§ 1-429 - Deposit applied to plaintiff's judgment.
§ 1-430 - Defendant in jail, sheriff may take bail.
§ 1-431 - When sheriff liable as bail.
§ 1-432 - Action on sheriff's bond.
§ 1-434 - Surrender of defendant.
§ 1-435 - Bail may arrest defendant.
§ 1-436 - Proceedings against bail by motion.
§ 1-437 - Liability of bail to sheriff.