[Shared Post] What Is a Conditional Judgment in Garnishment?

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Tom Fox posted: "Generally speaking, a conditional judgment is one that depends upon contingent future events. An example of this might be when a court uses a conditional judgment as a threat for the purpose of coercion, as with, "If the party does not appear in court by " Tom Fox (tom...@yahoo.com) shared a post from Boring Details What Is a Conditional Judgment in Garnishment? by Tom Fox Generally speaking, a conditional judgment is one that depends upon contingent future events. An example of this might be when a court uses a conditional judgment as a threat for the purpose of coercion, as with, "If the party does not appear in court by the date specified, then this judgment will become final." The […] Read more of this post Tom Fox | March 6, 2014 at 1:55 am | Categories: Civil procedure, Debt Collection, Garnishment, Legal, Tennessee law | URL: http://wp.me/p7xjC-7b Comment    See all comments Change your email settings at Manage Notifications. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://boringdetails.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/what-is-a-conditional-judgment-in-garnishment/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com