The party shall have a right of action in the party's own name upon the bond and may prosecute the action to _____ ______ and __________.

• A. Final judgement; execution
• B. Injunction; restitution
• C. Settlement; appeal
• D. Arbitration; costs

Answer: (A)

When a bond is involved, the party harmed has the right to sue in that party’s own name to recover for the breach. After filing, the action progresses to a final judgment, which fixes the amount owed. From there, the remedy is to enforce the judgment through execution, meaning the court-authorized methods (like seizing property or garnishing wages) to satisfy the amount owed. This path—obtaining a final judgment and then executing on it to collect the money—is the standard way to enforce a bond. Other options like seeking an injunction or restitution, or pursuing settlement, appeal, arbitration, or costs, do not provide the direct monetary enforcement on the bond in the same way.