Our lawyers know what certain facts need to be proven in order to receive full satisfaction of the court. (iamhurt.ca)
Strother v. Strother, No. 27149 (Idaho Court of Appeals, February 8, 2002): The husband sent the wife a check, with the notation that it was in full satisfaction of a court order. (famlawconsult.com)
It is not necessary to impose cash bail if accused's or their sureties have reasonably recoverable assets and are able to pledge those assets to the satisfaction of the court; a recognizance is functionally equivalent to cash bail and has the same coercive effect; thus, under s. 515 (2)(d) or 515 (2)(e), cash bail should be relied on only in exceptional circumstances in which release on a recognizance with sureties is unavailable. (slaw.ca)