cautionary judgment

cautionary judgment
A judgment entered against a defendant as a lien against his property, in order to secure the plaintiff for the amount which may become due him on the final disposition of the case, where it appears that the defendant is about to remove or fraudulently transfer his property. Seisner v Blake, 13 Pa 333.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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