State statute
San Mateo — 15-138
California foreclosure, tax-defaulted, court-ordered and probate-sale law and official procedures — verbatim and citable.
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- 2026-09-26
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- 2026-09-27
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- San Mateo County
San Mateo — 15-138¶
Source: https://sanmateo.courts.ca.gov/system/files/15-138.pdf
Sparse pages use OCR; original PDF remains authoritative.
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FILED SAN MATEO COUNTY NOV ~ 6 2015 STANDING ORDER 15 — 138 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN THE COUNTY OF SAN MATEO SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA _ ) COUNTY OF SAN MATEO ) Standing Order Authorizing Criminal ) Clerk’s Office to Vacate Bail Forfeiture, ) Exonerate Bond and Impose $130 ) Assessment Under Certain ) Circumstances, Pursuant to ) Penal Code §1305(c) IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that pursuant to Penal Code § 1305(c), if a judicial officer has not already done so, the criminal clerk's office is authorized to vacate the forfeiture of bail, exonerate the previously forfeited bond and impose a $130 assessment when the following criteria are met:
- The defendant has appeared, either voluntarily or in custody after surrender or arrest, in the San Mateo Superior Court, on the case in which the forfeiture was entered, and within 180 days (+ 5 days for mailing) of the date of forfeiture or the date of mailing of the notice of forfeiture, AND,
- The judicial officer has ordered the bench warrant recalled, AND,
- New bail has been set or posted or the defendant has been released on O.R. The clerk’s office will refer any bail exoneration matter that does not meet each of the above three criteria to a judicial officer.
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This order shall remain in effect indefinitely and until such time as the order is vacated or superseded by the Presiding Judge. Dated: MEfos Boe ek AZ Grandsaert, Presiding STANDING ORDER 15 — 138 2