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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
estreat .
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Examples
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Johnson also provisionally estreated her bail of R5000, but said final orders would be made in this regard on the same date.
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It also provided for compensation to be paid to victims, preferably from the assets of the criminal concerned or, if that was impractical, from a State account set up for the purpose, funded by court fines and estreated bail, among others.
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The matter against Mayekiso and his co-accused was rescheduled for April 23 and Mayekiso's bail was provisonally estreated.
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Their bail of R1000 each was estreated after they failed to appear last week and they are being held at Diepkloof Prison in
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Bail was cancelled and ordered provisionally estreated, with the return date for the final order being set for December 19.
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I assume that the sole reason for the decision is that I deliberately absented myself from my trial and estreated my bail.
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His bail was provisionally estreated on Tuesday and a
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Bail was cancelled and ordered provisionally estreated, with the return date for the final order being set for December 19.
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"Let the recognizances be estreated," was the magisterial comment.
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A committee was at the same time appointed to manage and let to farm to the best advantage for the City a number of offices, including those of garbling, package and scavage, metage of grain, coal, salt and fruit, as well as all fines, issues, amerciaments and estreated recognisances under the greenwax.
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