Sentences with phrase «lower than the judgment»

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With a settlement, your lender is essentially striking a deal to «settle» for a lower amount than what you borrowed if it means resolving your debt without the need for collections, court judgments, or other actions.

So, according to you, you are making a judgment * that people who use CIO have a lower threshold for frustration than you do caused by an infant that doesn't sleep.

Third, the lack of relationship between «better» standards and achievement might be caused by low levels of compliance by schools and educators rather than the unreliable judgment of experts.

For example, during the financial crisis of 2008 - 2009, women were less susceptible than men to snap judgments and selling their stocks at market lows.

In B.C., he noted, jury awards for non-pecuniary damages are much lower than from those of judges alone who are informed with all the anchoring bias of past judgments.

A Florida appellate court recently reversed a lower court's ruling that when the amount of the judgment in a tort case is modified on appeal, post-trial interest must accrue from the date of the verdict rather than from the date of the original judgment.

It issued judgments in 58 cases, slightly lower than the average output of the House of Lords in previous years, but it lost no opportunity to firmly assert its position as the new kid on the block.

Although the pressures to settle are also present in American jurisdictions, our lower damages quantum, a distinct costs regimes (i.e. the English Rule), and legal reforms pressuring settlements means that Canadian civil lawsuits are far less likely to proceed to trial and produce a written judgment than American civil lawsuits are.