You can try handling it informally directly with the creditor or formally by making application to the court for vacation of the wrong judgment and entry of a correct one. If dealing with the creditor there are a couple avenues of approach. Contact the creditor and explain why you believe the amount is wrong. If you convince the creditor you are right and are able to pay the correct amount immediately, then just pay it and have the creditor remove the judgment. The judgment will still be in the wrong amount but it will no longer be of record. You might also be able to arrange payment of less than even the correct amount of the judgment. Creditors do not want to collect small amounts of money each week on a garnishment when they can have the bulk of the debt in one lump sum and close the file. You might also convince the creditor itself to enter an amended judgment with the correct amount. If you are unable to work out it out informally and if you can prove that the amount is wrong, then you can make a motion for vacation of the wrong judgment and entry of a corrected one. If you are proceeding through court to do this and if you failed to defend against the lawsuit or ignored the summons, you might not be allowed to contest the amount of the judgment unless it is manifestly incorrect. Sometimes judgments are in higher amounts than the original debt because the court tacks on interest, counsel fees and court costs. If you chose not to answer the summons you might not be allowed to challenge those amounts. Remember, the time to challenge allegations is not after the judgment is entered. it is when you receive the complaint.
Not accurate; not according to truth; inexact; incorrect; erroneous; as, in inaccurate man, narration, copy, judgment, calculation, etc.
Miscognition is the failure to accurately perceive or understand something, often resulting in a skewed or incorrect interpretation of information. It can lead to errors in judgment, decision-making, and communication.
Not at all. This helps to prevent incorrect or double billing.
Sue is demonstrating an incorrect judgment based on availability bias, where she believes flying is more dangerous than driving because she may hear about plane crashes more often in the news compared to car accidents. Her perception is not in line with statistical data, which shows that flying is actually a safer mode of transportation.
It's a request made after a verdict to stop the verdict from being entered based on a legal ground. Basically the attorney is saying that the judge's verdict is incorrect for a legally specific reason.
It was incorrect It is incorrect That is incorrect That was incorrect
To ask, "How do you be resolute?" sounds grammatically incorrect. I believe the proper question should be, "How can you be resolute?" or, "How can you show that you are resolute?" I think the answer to this would be, "to show resolve, to be steadfast and unwavering in your decision or judgment about something."
An incorrect use of English."Criteria" is the plural of the word "criterion". This means that the verb in the question is wrong, it should read "What are simple criteria".A "criterion" is a test on which a judgment or decision can be based.
the representativeness heuristic
The affix "miss-" typically means "wrongly" or "badly" when added to a word, and can imply failure or error. For example, "misunderstand" means to understand incorrectly, and "misjudge" means to make an incorrect judgment.
In the Asch experiment, the subject was asked to answer simple questions, such as which line was the same length as a standard line. The subject was surrounded by confederates who purposely gave incorrect answers. The subject then had to decide whether to conform to the group's incorrect answers or trust their own judgment.
In an abstract judgment the grantor is the judgment creditor. The grantee of the abstract judgment is the judgment debtor.