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If you are entitled to receive the money that was paid into court, you can ask for the money to be paid out if you have a court order or a consent document signed by all the parties.

Paying into court means that certain money or securities (collateral) that are in dispute are transferred to the Accountant of the Superior Court of Justice temporarily on behalf of the litigating parties.

Does my Judgment Expire? If you obtained a judgment by an Ontario court or tribunal on or after January 1, 2004 that judgment never expires. See the Limitations Act, 2002, Section 16(b). Some judgment procedures require a judge's order to allow you to enforce a judgment more than six years old.

Playing court means a rectangular playing surface measuring 18 per 9 meters with a playing space above free of any obstructions within a variable height and included in the Playing area. The Playing court is set ing to the Official Volleyball Rules.

Only the court can tell us who is entitled to the funds. We hold the money on behalf of the court and rightful owner. If you believe you are the rightful owner, you must get a court order directing BC Unclaimed to pay you the funds. We will then pay funds out as directed by the court.

Plaintiff Payments means the payments to be made to Plaintiffs to compensate them for their efforts in bringing this lawsuit and as consideration for their release of all claims of whatever nature that arise out of or relate to the Litigation in the following amounts: (1) four thousand dollars and no cents ($4,000) to ...

To have the defendant noted in default, you must: prepare an Affidavit of Service (Form 16B) for your Statement of Claim (Form 14A or 14D) prepare a Requisition for Default Judgment (Form 19D) file your affidavit and requisition with the court registrar.