The Purpose of a Prejudgment Remedy Is to

question 135

Multiple Choice

The purpose of a prejudgment remedy is to

• A) prevent the defendant from selling or otherwise disposing of assets to cover an anticipated judgment.
• B) hold a deposition so it can be determined what assets are possessed by the defendant.
• C) execute on and sell the judgment debtor's property so the judgment can be paid.
• D) determine the bill of costs.

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Direct Awareness

The immediate and intuitive recognition or perception of an object, situation, or truth without the need for reasoning.

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The part of the mind outside of conscious awareness.

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