A "money judgment" refers to a court's decision or ruling that orders one party to pay a specific amount of money to another party. It means that the court has determined that someone owes money and must pay it. Full definition
We fight, not only to protect consumers from harassment, but to obtain money judgments for our clients against banks, debt collectors, and creditors. (mattweidnerlaw.com)
And the measure limits attorney fees to 150 percent of the statutory criminal justice rate and caps attorney compensation at 150 percent of an actual money judgment. (abajournal.com)
The Courts in Ontario may in the required circumstances recognize and enforce Alaska equitable orders such as injunctions (not just money judgments). (gilbertsondavis.com)