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award judgment

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Ms Frisbee's lawyers yesterday challenged the decision of a senior High Court official to award judgment in the case in Ms Campbell's favour without a trial.
The hospital then paid the original $3 million jury award judgment, plus two days of interest.
Although Herrera informs me that ``the court does not act as a collection agency,'' I feel that if the court is going to accept the responsibility to decide cases and award judgments, then it also should see to it that judgments are enforced.
 
 
 
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