Bailing is the present participle of "bail" - to secure the release of an arrested person by providing bail.
The term bail out in financial terms is almost similar to the term out on bail as per legal law. If someone has committed a crime and is jailed they need a bail to come out of jail. Until a Bail is issued the convict has to serve his term in Jail. Similarly if a company is in a financial crisis and is about to go bankrupt they would be looking out prospective buyers or people who can help them manage the crisis. At such a situation, some other company may opt to help them out of the crisis by either buying a stake in the company or by taking that company over. This process would require the approval of all the share holders of both the companies and would take a lot of time to materialize. Once it is approved by the share holders and also by the law makers the buying company would infuse fresh capital into the bought company and help stabilize the financial position of that company.
Bail - in criminal law - is the temporary release of an arrested person, pending a future trial. They are usually released on certain conditions - ie - that they don't interfere with potential court witnesses, or talk to their victim, or leave the country etc...
Bailing is the present participle of "bail" - to secure the release of an arrested person by providing bail.
It means that you can get bailed
That means the amount of money you need to pay to get bailed out.
Bailed Up was created in 1895.
The fact that someone IS bailed out is a public record. The information as to who bailed them out usually is NOT.
Chris bailed himself out of jailllll!!!!!
Stephanie McMahon bailed out triple h
She was bailed out by Edgar Nixon and Clifford and Virginia Durr.
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Jailed and Bailed - 1923 was released on: USA: 11 February 1923
U.S. Taxpayers.
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AIG was the main bank that was bailed out by the government. It is outrageous that we pay taxes for multi billion dollar corporations to be bailed out. The government did not bail them out, we did. It is our hard earned money going to work I guess.