The phrase "received a judgment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a decision or ruling has been made in a case or dispute. Example: After months of litigation, the defendant finally received a judgment in their favor from the judge.
Deputy corrections secretary Alex Sanchez said on Friday her agency never received a judgment and sentence order mandating supervised probation for Gonzales.
In August 2005, Ms. Hahn received a judgment of $3.6 million, plus a property credit and lawyer's fees, according to court papers.
Legislative leader Wang Jin-pyng, who had refused to remove the students from the chamber, received a judgment that restored his membership in the KMT, following an attempt to eject him from the party in 2013.
For example, Cao Cao famously sought and received a judgment when he was yet relatively unknown that he would be a bane to the country in peace times but a great leader of intelligence and courage in times of disorder (Hou Han shu [History of the Later Han Dynasty] 68).
Lhermitte filed for and received a judgment of divorce before her trial; Moqadem at first appealed the decision but later withdrew his objection.
If the supporting party has a documented history of physical or emotional violence against the recipient, then the supported party is likely to receive a judgment for a larger alimony settlement.[34].[34]
Branson received a libel judgment of six hundred and ten thousand pounds, which he distributed among his staff; it became known as the B.A. bonus.
Besides the $850,000 judgment that the two migrants received from Mr. Nethercott, they settled for $100,000 from another man who was present, and received a $500,000 judgment from the owner of the Texas ranch.
She died just hours after her family received a negative judgment by the Wellington High Court.
Stone took her case to an employment tribunal and received an unequivocal judgment: "The claimant was unlawfully discriminated against on the grounds of her sex," it says.
You can plead your case during a trial, request a summary judgment or receive a default judgment.
