"monetary judgment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about a decision made by a court or legal authority that involves a specific amount of money to be paid as a penalty or remedy. Example: The judge ordered the defendant to pay a monetary judgment of $100,000 to the plaintiff for damages incurred in the car accident.
That case, he says proudly, "resulted not just in a monetary judgment, but a restructuring of the company's relationship with minorities".
The families largely opposed that move, because their lawyers feared it would potentially reduce the monetary judgment against Pan Am for the loss of their loved ones.
Whenever a monetary judgment is awarded in an action described in paragraph (1), a portion of the judgment (not to exceed 25percentt) shall be applied to satisfy the amount of attorney's fees awarded against the defendant.
A monetary judgment would, of course, be an injury heaped upon the insult of the N.F.L. having to change its longstanding ticket-selling policy — a possibility that exists at least in theory, several brokers in the ticket business said.
"Because of these difficulties, many condominiums elect instead to file a lawsuit seeking a monetary judgment," he said, adding that such a judgment can then be enforced against the unit owner's other assets, including personal property and bank accounts.
Even if a defendant opts to stay in the administrative proceeding, Section 831 raises the standard of proof that the SEC must satisfy to "clear and convincing evidence". This is a standard usually reserved for proceedings that could result in the loss of civil liberties, rather than simply a monetary judgment.
Now, Cornell social scientists show how to reduce wide variability for monetary judgments in those cases: Serve up the gist.
Mr. Porat operates Recovery of Judgment and Judgment Marketplace, an online marketplace where monetary judgments can be bought, sold and traded.
The fact that expression contains falsehoods does not deprive it of protection, because otherwise such expression in the public interest would be deterred by monetary judgments and self-censorship imposed for fear of judgments.
The regulator spotted errors in roughly 9 percent of monetary judgments — the dollar amount the bank sought from consumers — won through collection lawsuits filed from 2009 to 2011, these people close to the matter said.
As the number of age discrimination lawsuits has swelled, there has been an increase in monetary judgments and settlements, and some employment experts predict bigger severance packages as a way to nudge out more older workers voluntarily.
