Which items are included in the affidavit regarding the undertaking of a bond?

• A. Any promised security or consideration; Any received security or consideration; The name of the person by whom the promise was made or from whom the security or consideration was received.
• B. Any promised security or consideration; The amount of the security; The date of the affidavit.
• C. The bondsman's address; The court clerk's stamp; The case number.
• D. The insurer's license number; The bondsman's license number; The date.

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is what must be documented in the affidavit that accompanies a bond undertaking. The affidavit should record the security or consideration that is promised, the security or consideration that is actually received, and clearly identify who made the promise or from whom the security or consideration was obtained. This creates a precise, auditable record of who backs the bond and what backing has been promised or provided.

Other details like the amount of security, dates, addresses, stamps, or license numbers are administrative or related records, not the core content required in the affidavit itself. So the combination of promised security or consideration, received security or consideration, and the identity of the provider is the essential content.