Clark v. JR's Quality Cars, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• observing that where a judgment has been satisfied, all questions of liability and damages are deemed extinguished
• reiterating that “where the amount owed by the debtor was in dispute, the creditor could not appropriate the debtor’s collateral, have the judgment marked as satisfied and then preclude the debtor from challenging the judgment by means of a petition to open”
• reiterating that “where the amount owed by the debtor was in dispute, the creditor could not appropriate the debtor’s collateral, have the judgment marked as satisfied and then preclude the debtor from challenging the judgment by means of a petition to open”
• “The payment of a judgment and entry of satisfaction discharges the judgment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).