Non-Monetary Judgments

Non-monetary judgments refer to court decisions that require a party to take specific actions or refrain from certain behaviors, rather than paying money. For instance, a court might order someone to stop using a neighbor's property or to fulfill a contractual obligation. These judgments focus on enforcing rights or correcting wrongs without financial compensation involved. They often aim to restore fairness or uphold agreements, addressing issues like property disputes, injunctions, or specific performance of contracts, ensuring that justice is served in a way that is not solely reliant on monetary penalties.