The phrase "amount of the judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to the specific monetary value determined by a court decision.
Example: "The amount of the judgment awarded to the plaintiff was significantly higher than expected."
Alternatives: "sum of the judgment" or "total of the judgment".
(C) The dollar amount of the judgment.
THE NEW YORKER: Does the amount of the judgment seem surreal?
Mr. Carley's defense alone cost the state $1 million, not including the amount of the judgment.
When asserting this defense, the member shall include evidence of the amount of the judgment that has been satisfied.
Under Texas law, Texaco was required to post a bond equal to the full amount of the judgment, plus interest, to protect Pennzoil's award during the appeals process.
Under Florida law, producers will have to post a bond equal to the amount of the judgment entered plus interest while they appeal it.
In a statement, Suzanne S. Blundi, the deputy counsel for the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation, expressed sympathy for Ms. Martin's plight, but said "the amount of this judgment is not consistent with the facts and the law".
These companies and the approximate amounts of the judgments against them were RIA Palms for $4.3 million, Triple Net Exchange (called TNE) for $2.16 million, BNK Smith for $213,000 and MK Investing (MKI) for $1.5 million.
Current Rule 32.2(b) provides the procedure for issuing a preliminary forfeiture order once the court finds that the government has established the nexus between the property and the offense (or the amount of the money judgment).
But the amount of punitive judgment the industry said it could afford to pay represents a fraction of its audited net worth, and could be recouped in just a few days of wholesale cigarette sales, critics of the industry said.
Additionally, if the judgment awarded interest, the total dollar amount of the interest on the judgment accrued to the date of application.
