Bonds used in connection with court proceedings are called

Contract bonds are typically used in construction and service contracts to ensure that the contractor will fulfill their obligations. While they are important in business transactions, they do not pertain directly to court proceedings or judicial requirements, making them unsuitable in this context.

Performance bonds ensure that a contractor completes a project according to the contract terms. Similar to contract bonds, they are related to business agreements rather than the legal obligation context of court proceedings, thus failing to meet the specific criteria for bonds used in a judicial setting.

Supply bonds guarantee that a supplier will deliver goods or services as agreed upon in a contract. While they are crucial for ensuring supply chain integrity, they are not associated with legal obligations or court proceedings, which distinguishes them from judicial bonds used in the legal system.