A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Exoneretur is a Latin term that means "let him be relieved or discharged." In legal terms, it refers to an entry made on a bailpiece that releases a surety from further obligation when the condition is fulfilled.

Example: John was arrested for a crime and was released on bail. His friend, Tom, acted as a surety and signed the bail bond. The condition of the bail was that John would attend all court hearings. However, John failed to appear in court on the scheduled date. As a result, Tom requested an exoneretur, which relieved him of his obligation as a surety.

Explanation: In this example, Tom signed the bail bond as a surety for John. However, when John failed to appear in court, Tom requested an exoneretur, which released him from his obligation as a surety. This means that Tom was no longer responsible for ensuring that John attended court hearings.