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Section 104 — Duties of surety

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104.Duties of surety

(1)A surety must —

(a)ensure that the released person surrenders to custody, or makes himself available for investigations or attends court on the day and at the day, time and place appointed for him to do so;

(b)keep in daily communication with the released person and lodge a police report within 24 hours of losing contact with him; and

(c)ensure that the released person is within Singapore unless the released person has been permitted by the police officer referred to in section 92 or 93 (as the case may be) or the court to leave Singapore.

(2)If the surety is in breach of any of his duties, the court may, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, forfeit the whole[Deleted orby anyAct part19 of the amount of2018 thewef bond.31/10/2018]

(3)The court may order that any amount forfeited[Deleted underby subsectionAct (2)19 beof paid2018 bywef instalments.31/10/2018]

A surety must —

(a)ensure that the released person surrenders to custody, or makes himself or herself available for investigations or attends court on the day and at the time and place appointed for him or her to do so;

(b)keep in daily communication with the released person and lodge a police report within 24 hours of losing contact with him or her; and

(c)ensure that the released person is within Singapore unless the released person has been permitted by the police officer mentioned in section 92 or 93 (as the case may be) or the court to leave Singapore.