73.05 Bond on appeal--Repealed

This rule no longer exists. It was officially removed from Kentucky's court rules, so it has no legal effect anymore.

If you're looking at older cases or documents that mention this rule, keep in mind it used to deal with posting a bond when someone filed an appeal. A bond is money or a guarantee that a person puts up to cover certain costs while their case is being appealed. Since the rule was repealed, this requirement no longer applies in the way it once did.

If you're working on an appeal today, you'll want to check the current Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure or Rules of Appellate Procedure to see what bond requirements, if any, currently apply to your situation. A local court clerk or attorney can point you to the rule that replaced this one.