Sentence examples for Judgment for costs from inspiring English sources
6 This left appellant subject to the judgment for costs and the 'sentence' to enforce payment.
If plaintiff in error objected to this judgment for costs, he might have moved to modify it in that particular.
Judgment for damages was granted only against petitioner trustee; judgment for costs was granted against the trustee and Brownsville jointly and severally.
Such order or judgment for costs or fees under this title or the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure against any governmental unit shall be consistent with the provisions and limitations of section 2412(d)(2)(A) of title 28.
(a), struck out provision that payment of a judgment for costs shall be as provided in section 2414 and section 2517 of this title for the payment of judgments against the United States, and added subsecs.
A judgment for costs, when awarded in favor of the United States in an action brought by the United States, may include an amount equal to the filing fee prescribed under section 1914(a) of this title.
It would be difficult if not impossible for a person to prepare a defense against such general abstract charges as 'misconduct,' or 'reprehensible conduct.' If used in a statute which imposed forfeitures, punishments or judgments for costs, such loose and unlimiting terms would certainly cause the statute to fail to measure up to the requirements of the Due Process Clause.
I took him to small-claims court and won a judgment for repair costs.
The goods were dyes or colors called 'Naphthylamine Red,' 'Orange II., Orange IV.V.,' and 'Resorcine Red J.' At the trial, before Judge WHEELER and a jury, there was verdict for the defendant, and a judgment in his favor for costs; to review which the plaintiffs have brought a writ of error.
Turkers were paid 7¢ per judgment, for a total cost of $521.29, including Amazon's overhead charges.
It results from the views above expressed that the judgment must be reversed, and the cause remanded, with directions to the court below to enter judgment for the respondent, with costs.
