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TEXAS RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE / RULE 146

TRCP 146: Deposit for costs

A designated deposit for accrued costs in lieu of a bond.

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Texas Rule 146: Deposit for costs. Poster 1 of 1.
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In lieu of a bond for costs, the party required to give the same may deposit with the clerk of court or the justice of the peace such sum as the court or justice from time to time may designate as sufficient to pay the accrued costs.