Execution Costs
/ɪkˈzɛkjuːʃən kɒsts/
Definitions
- (n.) Expenses incurred to enforce a judgment or carry out a court order, including fees for sheriffs, sale of assets, and related administrative costs.
The plaintiff was responsible for the execution costs after winning the lawsuit.
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- execution costs
- execution cost
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Commentary
Execution costs are distinct from general litigation costs and specifically relate to post-judgment enforcement activities.
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