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Confession of Judgment Cognovit

judgment. 1. A court's final determination of the rights and obligations of the parties in a case. • The term judgment includes an equitable decree and any order from which an appeal lies. Fed. R. Civ. P. 54. — Abbr. J. — Also spelled (esp. in BrE) judgement. — Also termed (historically) judgment ex cathedra. Cf. RULING(1); OPINION(1). [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 2391–2628; Judgment 1. C.J.S. Judgments §§ 2–3, 6, 8, 13.] 2.English law. An opinion delivered by a member of the appellate committee of the House of Lords; a Law Lord's judicial opinion. — Also termed (in sense 2) speech. “An action is instituted for the enforcement of a right or the redress of an injury. Hence a judgment, as the culmination of the action declares the existence of the right, recognizes the commission of the injury, or negatives the allegation of one or the other. But as no right can exist without a correlative duty, nor any invasion of it without a corresponding obligation to make amends, the judgment necessarily affirms, or else denies, that such a duty or such a liability rests upon the person against whom the aid of the law is invoked.” 1 Henry Campbell Black, A Treatise on the Law of Judgments§ 1, at 2 (2d ed. 1902).

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Confession of Judgment Cognovit

judgment. 1. A court's final determination of the rights and obligations of the parties in a case. • The term judgment includes an equitable decree and any order from which an appeal lies. Fed. R. Civ. P. 54. — Abbr. J. — Also spelled (esp. in BrE) judgement. — Also termed (historically) judgment ex cathedra. Cf. RULING(1); OPINION(1). [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 2391–2628; Judgment 1. C.J.S. Judgments §§ 2–3, 6, 8, 13.] 2.English law. An opinion delivered by a member of the appellate committee of the House of Lords; a Law Lord's judicial opinion. — Also termed (in sense 2) speech. “An action is instituted for the enforcement of a right or the redress of an injury. Hence a judgment, as the culmination of the action declares the existence of the right, recognizes the commission of the injury, or negatives the allegation of one or the other. But as no right can exist without a correlative duty, nor any invasion of it without a corresponding obligation to make amends, the judgment necessarily affirms, or else denies, that such a duty or such a liability rests upon the person against whom the aid of the law is invoked.” 1 Henry Campbell Black, A Treatise on the Law of Judgments§ 1, at 2 (2d ed. 1902).

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JUDGMENT

judgment. 1. A court's final determination of the rights and obligations of the arties in a
case. ! The term judgment includes an e"uitable decree and an# order from $hich an
aeal lies. %ed. &. 'i(. ). *+. , Abbr. J. , Also selled -es. in .rE/ judgement. ,
Also termed -historicall#/ judgment e0 cathedra. 'f. &U12NG-1/3 4)2N24N-1/. 5'ases6
%ederal 'i(il )rocedure 7891:7;7<3 Judgment 1. '.J.=. Judgments >> 7:8? ;? <? 18.@
[Link] la$. An oinion deli(ered b# a member of the aellate committee of the
Aouse of 1ords3 a 1a$ 1ord's judicial oinion. , Also termed -in sense 7/ seech.
BAn action is instituted for the enforcement of a right or the redress of an injur#. Aence a
judgment? as the culmination of the action declares the e0istence of the right? recogniCes
the commission of the injur#? or negati(es the allegation of one or the other. .ut as no
right can e0ist $ithout a correlati(e dut#? nor an# in(asion of it $ithout a corresonding
obligation to maDe amends? the judgment necessaril# affirms? or else denies? that such a
dut# or such a liabilit# rests uon the erson against $hom the aid of the la$ is in(oDed.E
1 Aenr# 'ambell .lacD? A Treatise on the 1a$ of Judgments> 1? at 7 -7d ed. 19F7/.
cognovit judgment -DogGnohG(it/. A debtor's confession of judgment3 judgment entered
in accordance $ith a cogno(it. =ee '4N%E==24N 4% JUDGMENT3 '4GN4H2T.
5'ases6 %ederal 'i(il )rocedure 789;3 Judgment *+. '.J.=. Judgments >> 1+F? 1+8:1++?
1IF.@
'4N%E==24N 4% JUDGMENT
'4GN4H2T
declarator# judgment. A binding adjudication that establishes the rights and other legal
relations of the arties $ithout ro(iding for or ordering enforcement. ! Declarator#
judgments are often sought? for e0amle? b# insurance comanies in determining $hether
a olic# co(ers a gi(en insured or eril. , Also termed declarator# decree3 declaration.
5'ases6 Declarator# Judgment 1. '.J.=. Declarator# Judgments > 1.@
deficienc# judgment. A judgment against a debtor for the unpaid balance of the debt
if a foreclosure sale or a sale of repossessed personal property fails to yield the full
amount of the debt due. , Also termed deficienc# decree. 5'ases6 Mortgages 8I*? **93
=ecured Transactions 7+F. '.J.=. Mortgages >> ;I+:;I;? 9883 =ecured Transactions >>
1;+:1;;? 1;<:1;9? 1I7? 1I+:1I*? 1<F:1<8.@
final judgment. A court's last action that settles the rights of the arties and disoses of all
issues in contro(ers#? e0cet for the a$ard of costs -and? sometimes? attorne#'s fees/ and
enforcement of the judgment. , Also termed final aealable judgment3 final decision3
final decree3 definiti(e judgment3 determinati(e judgment3 final aealable order. =ee
%2NA1GJUDGMENT &U1E. 5'ases6 Aeal and Error I;-1/3 %ederal 'i(il )rocedure
7*I9. '.J.=. Aeal and Error >> <7:<8.@
in ersonam judgment. =ee ersonal judgment.
judgment in rem (in rem). A judgment that determines the status or condition of
roert# and that oerates directl# on the roert# itself. ! The hrase denotes a judgment
that affects not onl# interests in a thing but also all ersons' interest in the thing. , Also
termed in rem judgment. 5'ases6 Judgment <F8. '.J.=. Judgments > 1F*+.@
judgment nunc ro tunc. A judgment entered on a da# after the time $hen it should ha(e
been entered? as of the earlier date. , Also termed decree nunc ro tunc. =ee NUN'
)&4 TUN'.
judgment of dismissal. A final determination of a case -against the laintiff in a ci(il
action or the go(ernment in a criminal action/ $ithout a trial on its merits. =ee
D2=M2==A1. 5'ases6 %ederal 'i(il )rocedure 1<8I3 )retrial )rocedure ;9+. '.J.=.
Dismissal and Nonsuit >> +<? <F.@
judgment on the leadings. A judgment based solel# on the allegations and information
contained in the leadings? and not on an# outside matters. %ed. &. 'i(. ). 17-c/. 'f.
=UMMA&J JUDGMENT. 5'ases6 %ederal 'i(il )rocedure 1F+1:1F;<3 )leading 8+7.
'.J.=. )leading > *9+.@
nunc ro tunc judgment -nKKsch$aLLngD roh tKKsch$aLLngD/. A rocedural de(ice b#
$hich the record of a judgment is amended to accord $ith $hat the judge actuall# said
and did? so that the record $ill be accurate. ! This de(ice is often used to correct defects
in realGestate titles. 5'ases6 %ederal 'i(il )rocedure 7;7*3 Judgment 7I8? 87;. '.J.=.
Judgments >> 178:17*? 799.@
ersonal judgment. 1. A judgment that imoses ersonal liabilit# on a defendant and that
ma# therefore be satisfied out of an# of the defendant's roert# $ithin judicial reach. 7.
A judgment resulting from an action in $hich a court has ersonal jurisdiction o(er the
arties. 8. A judgment against a erson as distinguished from a judgment against a thing?
right? or status. , Also termed judgment in ersonam -in KKsch$aLLrGsohG
nKKsch$aLLm/3 in ersonam judgment3 judgment inter artes -inGtKKsch$aLLr ahrG
teeC/.
summar# judgment. =ee =UMMA&J JUDGMENT.
(alid judgment. 1. A judgment that $ill be recogniCed b# commonGla$ states as long as it
is in force in the state $here the judgment $as rendered. 7. A judicial act rendered b# a
court ha(ing jurisdiction o(er the arties and o(er the subject matter in a roceeding in
$hich the arties ha(e had a reasonable oortunit# to be heard.
(oidable judgment. A judgment that? although seemingl# (alid? is defecti(e in some
material $a#3 es.? a judgment that? although rendered b# a court ha(ing jurisdiction? is
irregular or erroneous. 5'ases6 Judgment 7I? 8*8? *F1. '.J.=. Judgments >> 8F<? *7;?
*+;? *+9.@
(oid judgment. A judgment that has no legal force or effect? the in(alidit# of $hich ma#
be asserted b# an# art# $hose rights are affected at an# time and an# lace? $hether
directl# or collaterall#. ! %rom its incetion? a (oid judgment continues to be absolutel#
null. 2t is incaable of being confirmed? ratified? or enforced in an# manner or to an#
degree. 4ne source of a (oid judgment is the lacD of subjectGmatter jurisdiction. 5'ases6
%ederal 'i(il )rocedure 78973 Judgment *:7I? 8+;? +<;. '.J.=. Judgments >> +:*? 18:
7<? 8F? +8:+;? +<? I8? I*? <7? 7F1? 7F8:7F*? 7FI? 8FI? +F8? +99? *17? *+;? *+<:*+9.@

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