ALASKA COURT RULES

undertaking shall furnish such information as may be required by the judge or magistrate judge approving the same, upon forms provided by the clerk of court for such purpose. (2) Examination as to Sureties’ Qualifications. Upon three days’ notice to a party, an adverse party may require an individual surety or the agent of a corporate surety to be examined under oath concerning the surety’s qualifications. Evidence as to such qualifications shall be taken before any judge or magistrate judge who shall have the authority to approve or reject the bond or undertaking. (3) Where Not Applicable. The requirements set forth in paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subdivision shall not apply to individual sureties for a national banking association or for a state bank or other financial institution regulated under Title 6 Alaska Statutes. (e) Approval by Attorneys. Every recognizance, bond, stipulation or undertaking hereinafter presented to the clerk or a judge for approval shall have appended thereto a certificate of an attorney, if a party is represented by an attorney, substantially in the following form: “Examined and recommended for approval as provided in