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Judgment Docket

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A list under which judicial orders of a particular court are recorded by a clerk or other designated officer to be available for inspection by the public.

A judgment docket serves an important function by providing parties interested in learning of the existence of a judgment or a lien on property to enforce a judgment with access to such information. The recording of a judgment in a judgment docket is considered official notice to all parties of its existence. The rules of procedure of the particular court govern the maintenance of the judgment docket.



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They include City Judgment Docket and Lien Books, New York County Clerk Records, and New York Supreme Court Civil Cases.
 
 
 
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