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The document is a legal form titled 'Satisfaction of Judgment' used in the state of Delaware. It acknowledges the full and complete satisfaction of a judgment obtained by the plaintiff(s) against the defendant(s), including any associated costs, attorney fees, and interest. The form includes sections for notarization and certification of mailing to relevant parties, ensuring that the judgment is officially marked as paid and recorded.

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Why are court records public?

Public access to records and proceedings holds the courts accountable by ensuring any errors, oversights, and injustices are perfectly transparent. Ultimately, this freedom helps elevate our justice system to the highest standard of accuracy and integrity.

How long is a judgement good for in Delaware?

A judgment in the Justice of the Peace Court is good for five years. Thereafter, court procedures may be used to attempt to collect a judgment only if the judgment is revived by scire facias. To revive a judgment by scire facias, the plaintiff should file a motion to revive the judgment.

Are court recordings public domain?

state court proceedings are not routinely broadcast on video; usually this is done by special permission from the judge for a given case, and the copyright will lie with the person or organization that actually did the work of creating the video, unless the contract under which the work was done specifies otherwise.

How do I look up a Judgement in Delaware?

To search for Judgements entered after 1/31/2005 or Parties after 1990 go to the PACER webiste. For Judgements or Parties prior to the dates listed above select the appropriate link on the left menu.

What are the three types of judgment?

Judgment is a court decision that settles a dispute between two parties by determining the rights and obligations of each party. Judgments are classified as in personam, in rem, or quasi in rem. Judgments are usually monetary, but can also be non-monetary, and are legally enforceable.

How to look up court records in Delaware?

Delaware Public Records are available online on the Delaware Courts website. Interested parties can search the database for court schedules, court rules, and court orders and opinions in civil, criminal and complex commercial litigation categories.

How to look up a police report in Delaware?

Police reports are NOT subject to release pursuant to the Delaware Freedom of Information Act. Picture ID is required to obtain a report. Requests for police reports can be made using this form. The Records Division can be reached at (302) 366-7100 - option 3 - between 8:30 am and 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.

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