After a federal district court enters a final, appealable judgment that entitles one party to receive money from another, there frequently arise questions concerning whether the losing party should or must post a bond securing payment of the judgment in order to appeal. Looking, in part, at a 7th Circuit ruling in a related case, attorney Howard J. Bashman examines three key points that a party on the losing end of a money judgment must consider.
June 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
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After a federal district court enters a final, appealable judgment that entitles one party to receive money from another, there frequently arise questions concerning whether the losing party should or must post a bond securing payment of the judgment in order to appeal.
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