Judicial order

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Judicial order is the command in a judge's decision.[1] This command may be an award for damages or the liquidation of a company (not an exhaustive list).

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  1. ^ Black's Law Dictionary, Bryan A. Garner, ed., Westlaw: 8th edition 2004.(refer to definition for "order").
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