Delaware Bond Without Surety is a type of surety bond that is issued without the requirement of a surety or guarantor. It is a guarantee to the obliged that the principal will fulfill their obligations under a specific contract or agreement. Delaware Bond Without Surety is typically used in cases where the principal is financially stable and has a strong credit rating. There are two types of Delaware Bond Without Surety: License & Permit Bonds and Court Bonds. License & Permit Bonds are used to guarantee that a business or individual will abide by the laws and regulations governing their particular business or profession. Court Bonds are used to guarantee payment of a court judgement or to ensure obedience to a court order.