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The document is a judgment form from the District Court of the Third Circuit in the State of Hawai‘i, detailing a legal decision in favor of either the plaintiff or defendant. It includes sections for specifying the basis of the judgment (e.g., confession, trial, default), financial details such as principal amount, interest, attorney's fees, and total judgment amount. Additionally, it provides contact information for accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act and court-related inquiries.

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What does a reserved order mean?

Generally, reserving jurisdiction means the judge is saying she can still make decisions on the issue later. All present orders remain in effect means that any orders that were already in place stay in place. except as provided below are the changes the judge made to the orders.

What does it mean if a motion is reserved?

Reserve Motion means a motion for an order establishing the Disputed Claims Reserve with respect to unliquidated and/or Disputed Claims.

What is a case reserve?

A case reserve is an estimate of the amount for which a particular claim will ultimately be settled or adjudicated.

What does it mean when a judge says reserved?

When a judge says decision reserved, it means that now he has heard oral arguments from the two attorneys or sides on the different issues involved in the matter and rather than docHub for an immediate decision, the judge reserves giving the decision at a later date.

What does reserved mean in a court order?

What is case reserved?

A quick definition of case reserved: It can also refer to a written statement of facts agreed upon by the parties involved, which is used to decide certain legal issues by an appellate court.

How long can a judge reserved his decision?

There is no prescribed time limit for pronouncing reserved judgement.

What does reserved mean in legal terms?

: to keep back or set apart: as. a : to keep (a right, power, or interest) esp. by express declaration [all rights reserved] compare waive. b : to defer a determination of (a question of law) [the justices reserved the question because it was not an issue in the case]

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