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§ 995.050.Extension of Time

Title 14. Of Miscellaneous Provisions · Chapter 2. Bonds and Undertakings · Article 1. Preliminary Provisions and Definitions · Enacted 1982 · no amendments on record · Last verified July 28, 2026

In one sentenceSection 995.050 lets any time period set by this chapter, or by another statute governing a bond given in an action or proceeding, be extended under the general extension-of-time procedures in §§ 1054 and 1054.1.

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The times provided in this chapter, or in any other statute relating to a bond given in an action or proceeding, may be extended pursuant to Sections 1054 and 1054.1.

Plain-English Summary

Deadlines in the Bond and Undertaking Law aren't necessarily fixed in stone. Section 995.050 opens them up to the same extension mechanism available for other civil deadlines: §§ 1054 and 1054.1. That reach extends beyond this chapter's own deadlines to cover time limits set by any other statute governing a bond given in an action or proceeding.

Practically, that means a party facing a filing deadline for a bond, an objection, or a supporting affidavit under this chapter isn't necessarily stuck if circumstances call for more time — the general extension procedure remains available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can deadlines under the Bond and Undertaking Law be extended?

Yes, using the general extension-of-time procedures in §§ 1054 and 1054.1.

Does this extension procedure cover deadlines set by other bond statutes too?

Yes. Section 995.050 extends to any statute governing a bond given in an action or proceeding, not just this chapter's own deadlines.

Amendment History

Added by Stats. 1982, Ch. 998, Sec. 1.

Source & verification. Section text is reproduced verbatim from the Deering's California Codes Annotated / vLex. Enacted by the California Legislature. Last verified July 28, 2026. · Official source
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