Money judgment definition
Money judgment means a judgment for money. For purposes of this subtitle, the term includes legal interest or contract interest, if any, that is payable to a judgment creditor under a judgment.
Money judgment means any part of a civil or criminal judgment that requires the payment of money.
Money judgment means a judgment, order or decree of the court calling in whole or in part for the payment of a sum of money, other than a family support judgment. Money judgment includes any such money judgment of a small claims session of the Superior Court, any foreign money judgment filed with the Superior Court pursuant to the general statutes and in IV-D cases, overdue support in the amount of five hundred dollars or more accruing after the entry of an initial family support judgment. ’’
More Definitions of Money judgment
Money judgment means a judgment under which a sum of money is payable, not being a sum payable in respect of taxes or other charges of a similar nature or in respect of a fine or other penalty;
Money judgment means a judgment requiring a person to pay money or that part of a judgment that requires a person to pay money but does not include an order for contempt requiring the payment of money;
Money judgment means a judgment requiring a person to pay money or that part of a judgment that requires a person to pay money;
Money judgment means a judgment under or by virtue of which any sum of money is payable; “notice of unenforceability” means a notice issued under Article 18;
Money judgment means a foreign judgment under which is payable an amount of money;
Money judgment means a judgment, order or decree of the court calling in whole or in part for the payment of a sum of money, other than a family support judgment. Money judgment includes any such money judgment of a small claims session of the Superior Court ’’ (Empha-
Money judgment means the money judgment of FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS ($50,000,000.00) awarded to Plaintiff against NWS pursuant to this Order.