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A Defendant Who Loses the Case Because the Judge, After

Question 15

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A defendant who loses the case because the judge, after the conclusion of the trial, awards a money judgment to the plaintiff is called

A) the defendant debtor.
B) the judgment debtor.
C) the defendant creditor.
D) the judgment creditor.

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